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Evening star., 1952-08-25
HO. 2476
TYPTSTS

Z Id 10
White. under 40; minimum IS w.p.m.:
permanent positions (also some
temporary positions lasting through
toned bldg; modern cafeteria; 40
hour, 5-day week; annual starting
salary, S2,400: liberal vacation and
sick leave. Apply NATIONAL GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY, Personnel Of
aes. em srd No s5d PEoSE & sfi GaiLs Hi a9; as to
rYPIST-CLERK, high school graduate;
exper. not necess:; permanent posi-
sa Rsa yasss1on Sdsy sh f5se n0'plse %sek
Southern bldg, 18th and H st. NV.
TYPIST-CLERK. young lady, IS or
over for typing and general clerical
work in legal ONCE Of nationally
known Manufacturer Of communi-
scale in effect. Sick dement's. cheer
full f,iendly atmosphere. Apply to
MR.. j. A: EDNER, I'LL N. Capitol
st. or call ST. SOss. -35
must be experienced;
excel. earnings. pleasant working
SSondSitionsi SEdN sko WAKEFIELD WAKEFIELD REsTAyss
white. dependable: good
salary, good tips: hours. $3.50 pm.
Takoma Park. D. c. oE. 9s42.
white. over 21; expert.
enced only. SAND BAR RESTAU-
RANT, 1923 14th st. NV. 29s
WAITRESS. full or part time. lunch
5T 55ETTJA1EsDX J1S5D MN, 7Sse wis: ave. e.
part time or week ends
only; hrs, 8 to 8. Apply in person,
SILVER RESTAURANT. $3.50 Geor-
gia ave-. Silver Spring. Pc
MATTRESSES - Good hours and
working cond.; steady employment.
seaiood restaurant. References. 1923
r st. s.w.. Ma. BOIL. -26
MATTRESSES, white. new opening
restaurant, full or part time. Apply
In person, THE RICE BOWL RES
TAURANT. 7031 Baltimore blvd. =,
College Park, Nd, or call UN. O92S
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1952-08-25

OALESW SWOMEN
For our ready-to-wear dept. Fun and
part time. EXper. 5-day Wk. Good
salary and comm. EMILY SHOPS
1905 F st. NV, MA. 4499. -26
exper. Apply house.
keeper. LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 18th
and Eye SITS. NV. -27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for execu.
tive offices, college degree helpful;
30 hours per week; / months paid
vacation. other benefits. Must be
skilled In tipping and Stenography
Call for appt.. ST. 417S. GEORGE
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
SECRETARY-Large national Jewish
organization desire services Of Al
secretary; good stenographic skiilS
essential. Elk. 52SS, ext. 10. -26
SECRETARY-To take full charge of
ONCE Of Fabric House catering to
decorating trade. Full time en-
ployment. Experience desirable
Call HU; 7775 FOR appt. between 8
am. and pm. or 2 pm. to pm.
for general once
routine. switchboard, bookkeeping
receptionist: excel. opport. for ad
vancement in real estate firm. Call
DOROTHY K. WINSTON. Monday
and all week. ST. O550 or SH. 7446,
Y-STENO-Young lady to
work in law ofilce, Fairfax, Va.
five days a week. Call RICHARD
SON. McCANDLISH & LILLARD,
Crescent So or 666 for appoint
menu. 30
Evening star., 1952-08-25
HELP-WoAAEN
SECRETARY

Private organization has
opening for a thorough
ly experienced and cap
able secretary and office
manager. Desire person
OF some maturity and
executive ability who
wants to make a career
OF a well paying, respon-
sible and permanent po-
sition. Apply by letter
giving date, place of
birth, marital status,
education and expert
ence.
Box 154-E, Star
Evening star., 1952-08-25
TYPIST

young woman. 1885
yrs. Of age for q permanent position
on WaShington's leading newspaper
per min. is required. Five-day, 40
hr. wk. Apply Personnel, Room COS;
open weekdays. 8:3O-6 and Sat,
81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
l101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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Secretarial Assistant

Some dictaphone experience; 5-day
disqualification and credit union
advantages. Apply Mr.. Klein, HENRY
B. GILPIN CO., All 8. Capitol st.
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WAITRESS
Must be experienced, neat and ef.
hcient. Excellent salary and TIPS,
plus meals and uniforms. Apply
Alban Towers
QrO0 NAcd Aur NJ 1xy
$500 MASS. AVE. NV.

GIRLS. white. for stockroom Of large
magazine distributor; 5-day week;
vacations. etc. Apply 1l21 9th st.
GIRLS. white, good at figures, for
large large distributor; perm. positioni
ing essential, 46-hr. wk.. sood
satcn falaFS Dais swosE yofsti0gi Snf h9'Ds &
LAbIEs1Mafs extra money in SS your
rhinestone jewelry. SEND end for Se'ur our
free catalogue, or come in and re-
AT!ofat A,E!o 81. 1Ni;i 4si7. ssS New York ave.
LADIES. earn So hr. in hrs. Of own
choice; no exper. nee. Must be able
to meet public. Apply l0-2 PM,
"a Pm; PM Tues. Wed; Thurs. Rm.
YouNG SSb 3lo LAp9. afiR St nice H" appearance. an
wanted for a retail camera and
card shop; good salary. LU. 4-2226.
IMMEDIATE OPENING for ex-teacher
or educated woman, age 25-45. in.
terested in child guidance and par-
Successful applicant must have good
personality and be. interested in
rendering service of national I'M
portance; excellent opportunity for
advancement. For interview, write
giving age. education and phone.
Box 363-D, Star. -26
ART MINDED YOUNG WOMAN with
ability to sell art materials. For
YOUNG WOMEN over 1s to take
orders for Golfers. Can earn 500
per week. See MR.. MURRAY, RIM.
424. 1404 N. Y. ave. NV. --25
WOMAN. white; will accept with I
child. permanent home. small sal.
ary, to care for boy and girl s,
during day only, while parents work.
Apply 1895 Congress st. Sc. Apt.
202. -25
WOMEN. colored. over 25. for soda
fountain work. Experience not neceR
sary: Ref; req. INVESTMENT PHAE.
MACY. 1901 K st. NV 30
Evening star., 1952-08-25

SECRETARY, to top executive Of local
bldg. materials co. in me-: pleas
ant working conditions. new air
initiative. Previous secretarial ex-
per. desired but not necessary. Call
MR.. SCHUYLER. TU. 1000.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
HELP--W0MEN

SALESLADIES. exper. curtain. dra-
perry and lamp depts.; excel. salary
and comm, congenial surroundings
Apply in person, WALES. 1919 G
SALESLADIES, bright. alert young
cover and drapery fabrics; good
salary; 5-day wk.: excel. working
conds.; In air-cond. store. Apply
manager. MILL END SHOP. 93l
F st. NV. --26
exper., full or part
time; excel. sal. and comm. Apply
ESTHER SHOP, 1928 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-25

TYPIST. no shorthand required; &
DAY week. excel. working cond. Ap-
ply IN person, KINSMAN OPTICAL
CO.. 1890 r st. NV. 80
rYPISTS-Permanent positions for
young women able to type at least
10 words per minute; 4O-hour, s.
day week; liberal employe dement's
beginning salary. $2,40O to $1,000.
Call DI. 1859. Ext. 1O5. for appoint
ment. NATIONAL EDUCATION AS
ISOLATION. -26
TYPISTS-Under 35, in fire and
casualty insurance branch ofice
excellent opportunity to advance to
conditioned ONCE: 37la-hour week.
Apply NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL
S12 WO0dWa RI hide oS
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Stenographer-Clerk

SCenOgrapher-Clerk
Division. headquarters. national or
ganization. requires services Of ste
n@ographer-clerk. @ for light dictation
pleasant working condition. S-day
week, permanent position, Convent
ent location. Starting salary, S232
per mo: Please cali ME. 3435.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
SALESWOMAN
BRIDAL DEPT.
SALESWOMEN

Willing to train young alert person.
SHOPS. 1908 F st. NV, Ma. 4499.
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TYPIST

b-day; S7-hr. wk.: vacation with pay
excel. work. cond. with good chance
Dept. INDEMNITY ms. CO OF
NORTH AMERICA. 612 woodward
9ldg.. 18th and H Sts. NV. -3C
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SECRETARY
TO
EXECUTIVE

A. large. weIl-established organization
has desirable opening for cap
able woman. 21-35 yrs. of age. who
ton in an executives ofiice. Short
hand and typing Of a good caliber
are required. We desire an indi-
vidual, who is neat in appearance,
capable Of meeting people and able
TO give good attendance. Hours: O.
benefits and many other worthwhile
company benefits. Salary commen-
curate with experience. Reply In own
handwriting, giving complete work,
experience. educational background
and personal data. Box 9-G, Star.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
TYPISTS
TYPISTS (2)

For permanent full time typing;
white; 5-day. 40-hour week; ali
conditioned building; free insurance
sick and annual leave plan; cash
bonuses; chance for advancement
Can Personnel Dept.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
SECRETARY

Competent stenographer. ideal fol
housewives who can give two OF
three days o week or girls waitinf
for Govt. placement. ME. 1920.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
WOMAN DRIVER

sPARE-TIME CASH-Sell Xmas cards.
AS much as $50 weekly. No experi-
ence needed. sell on sight. Free sam.
30 for $1.25. Samples OF boxes on
approval. LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS.
800 r st. NV, Suite sos, RE. 4716.
TX y
Evening star., 1952-12-13

The planners admitted, Zone dis
advantage Of this minimum room
lis. the inconvenience Of having
the window above the tub and
the door opening outward"
A window over a bathtub can be
Ia cold proposition. It's hard to-
open and close without standing
in the tub. It gives the wife q
curtain problem, and there's no
chance for a shower over the tub.
So the department tried again
and got much better layout in
5 by z feet adding 10 square feet
Ito the ROOM, This put them
VIRTUALLY on the mark that has
been accepted for many years as
the minimum. But their research
lis useful for any one planning a
bathroom.
You can get a copy Of the sum
land substance of it by writing to
the ONCE Of Information, Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington
rs. D. c., and asking for copy
OF the revised edition of "Home
and Garden Bulletin No. 19-
Your Farmhouse: Planning the
Bathroom
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Limited Space Can Be Used for Second Bathroom

nence and ease of cleaning, that's,
an item. too.
y ~
Where you plan q second bath
room is a big factor in economy /
# it's going to be upstairs you cam
save a lot in plumbing If you cam
place it over a first-fioor bathroom
or the kitchen. This allows short
pipe runs. But you have to double
check the strength Of your floor
.joists. A fully tiled bathroom can
add a big dead load on the franz
ing Of a house and a tubful Of
water adds more.
One way to get around compli-
Gated structural reinforcementS inl
some cases is to use lightweight
fixtures and eliminate dreams of
tile. Pressed steel fixtures
stamped out similarly to automo-
bile tenders, present a surprising
ly fine appearance. A bathtub of
this type is so light one man can
handle it. Enameled in colors,
these fixtures run about the same
in price as plain white fixtures inl
conventional enameled cast iron.
Floor and wall coverings of as
phalt tile or other composition
provide smart and serviceable
substitutes for the real Mccoy
clay tile.
In locating this room you might
run into a window problem. Every
body seems to want a window in
the bathroom. But hotel builders
have demonstrated that interior
bath rooms, artificially ventilated,
are entirely practical. If you can
consider this idea. you might save
some more money. The thing tol
bear in mind. though. is the arti-
fetal ventilation. To skimp on
this feature courts mildew.
Housing specialists of the
United States Department of Agri-
culture, recently worked out the
smallest possible bathroom ac-
commodating the standard size
fixtures. They came up with a |
room only 5 feet square. Whether
the FIA ever would recognize this
is something else again. But it
shows how little space actually is
A shower stall in place Of a tub
might make it possible to shrink
that room further. But no inatter
how much you may prefer a |
shower bath it is not wise to leave
Evening star., 1952-12-13
By Dovid G. Boreuther

Two bathrooms are getting to
be so popular among modern
homes that many owners of older
houses are putting a second bath
room at the top Of their lists for
future improvements.
At the same time, the census
people say that about one house
out Of every three has no bath
room at all. So some of the things
to consider when planning a bath
room ought to be useful.
A friend Of this department
exclaims: 1.-TWO bathrooms?
can't take more than one bath
at a time!"
Well, although he could afford
the luxury Of an extra bathroom,
Evening star., 1952-12-13

a bathtub out Of the only bath
room in a house. It could affect
resale value. You can't bafhe a
baby in a shower bath.
However. the window problem
turned up most noticeably in the
Agriculture Department scheme.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
EASY TO REACH: !:

DriUe out Georgia Avenue
ITO Prichard Road 10000
block, turn right 2 blocks
at Lintoot Esso Station to
Furnished model house,
N1O Prick1rd Road.
Evening star., 1952-12-13

CoIored tile fixtures in bathroom
FULL basement with rouehed-in hoIf bath
and outside entronee
Homes with fireplace in living room and
picture window in basement priced at
$I8,450
Wolking dissones to schools, churches, bus
and shopping center within 2 biocks).
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-31
JUNIOR WOMEN HOLD HALLOWEEN SOCIAL

A Halloween party featured the social meeting of the Seward Junior Womcn'S Club Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Frank Perry. Mrs Perry and Mrs. James Kirkpatrick were hostess es.
 As a change from the usual entertainment, members brought beautifully decorated box lunch cs which were Shufflcd so that no one got her own box. This was supplemented by salad and coffee by the hostcsSos. Several group games were played.
 A short business meeting was called to discuss handling the Boy Scout fund drive. The group agreed to finish up the drive. Also a decision was made to sponsor a Brownie troop in Sew ard. They also reaffirmcd the previous date set for a bake sale, Saturday, Nov. 1, al l0:00 am. in Seward Trading Company
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-31
EDITORIAL.
The Seward Advertising Bulletin

The Seward Advertising Bulletin
 Our readers have been wait ing for comment from the Rec ord on our new competitor in the newspaper buSincss-somc hail the new venture with glee, others with skepticism.
 We would be less than sport ing if we did not greet our com petitor with a friendly word, and of all things that the Record, it's publisher and editor have been accused, we have never been called unsportsmanlike.
 Our friends should be success full in their venture for several reasons as we see it. Not to pry into another'S business, but be- cause we know the pcrils of small newspaper business, we are certain of these things:
 1. They should succeed be cause they have no large capitol investment in either building, equipment or stock. The paper iS being printed by another Ter rjtoriaI weekly in a ncighboring city; consequently the new pub fisher can operate on that print CTS investment. They will not be required to pay any taxes in Seward, either personal or real on their business, or license tax. That is fine for them, but a little rough on the Seward taxpayers.
 The fact that local Seward ad- VertiserS are sending a sizeabIe sum each week out of town for the benefit of Cordova taxpay- CTS while they. themselves, pay a rather eXhorbitant tax at home, apparently does not enter the picture.
 ,. The new paper is selling for 15 cents per issue, while the locally printed paper sells for 10 cents as we'll as both Anchor age dailicS. This will, of course, bring added revenue to the pub fisher.
 5 Employee associations with two or more Seward business houses assure the new publish CTS of standing ads, which have been withdrawn from the Rec ord, and are greatly 10 their benefit
 Mr. and Mrs. Pat O.Bricn are to be commended for their cour- age in new venture. Anyone who feels that Seward can Sup- port two WockIies, radio station, and contribute materially to the support of two large daily papers from Anchorage is optimistic, indeed, and Seward can certain ly stand a lot of optimism at this time. IL must be q sign oI pro gr.ss for our town, and the Sew ard Record has always been 2 booster for progress,
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-31
EIGHTH GRADE TO PRESENT TWO PLAYS

On November II at 500 pm, the Eighth Grade will present two onc-act plays. Don't Call Me Jr." will put you in a gay mood, and "Ghosts by Moon shine" will make you shake in your shoes.
 Both of these plays are pulp l;shod by the Baker Publishing House. They arc both well known authors.
 The Eighth Grades worked hard on these and will be work ing harder in the next two weeks. The plays will be given in the school gym, Tickets will be sold by the Eighth Grade and also at the door,
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-31

MT. and Mrs. Harold Matthews are parents of daughter, Teresa Lynn, born October go, in Sew ard General Hospital. The little girl weighed 8 pounds 9 ounces.
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-31

A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Eugene Mulhcarn October 20, at Seward General Hospital. The young man, weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces at birth, was named Thomas.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
-Four New Senators,
All Republicans, Have
Seniority Advantages
By The Assoeia,ed Pres, !.

F0Ir new Senators-all Re-
publicans-can claim an advantage
in seniority over other new mem
bers elected last week.
Named to I'LL unexpired terms,
they can qualify and become Sen
atorS as soon as their election is
certified. Other new members
must wait until January 8, when
the new Congress convenes.
Seniority means much to Sen
ator. especially in getting assigned
to the committees.
One of the four, Prescott Bush
of Connecticut, went on the pay
roll Monday. He was named to
serve the remainder Of the term
of the late Brien Mcmahon, ex-
tending until 1857.
Also elected to unexpired terms
were former Senator John Sher-
man Cooper of Kentucky, Charles
E. Potter Of Michigan. now a
member Of the House, and former
Gov. Dwight Griswold of Ne
braSka.
A fifth newcomer with a head
start in seniority will be the new
Senator's yet undesignated-
from California. Vice, President
elect Richard Nixon said yester-
day he is resigning from the Sem
ate effective January / SO. his
successor can qualify before jan
uary 3. Mr.. Nixon's replacement
will be appointed by Gov. Earl
Warren of California.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Brazilian Navy Conyiets 9
For Communist Activity
By the Associated Press

RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. a.
First convictions in BrazilS long
campaign to purge its armed
forces of Communists came yes
terday with the sentencing of
nine sailors and civilian navy
workers.
A Navy court in Rio de Janeiro
passed sentences ranging from
two to six years in prison on
charges of engaging in illegal
Communist activity. Five others
accused were cleared in 24-hour
court session. No officers were
involved. Brazil has outlawed the
Communist Party.
Jose Ponies Tavares, q sailor
accused of raising the Soviet flag
on the warship Minas Gerais. re-
Ceived the only six-year sentence.
Newspapers say the army ana
air forces have arrested about
100 others.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C..
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER

neapolis, president of the Angus
tana denomination, said the with.
drawal was made in a very, kind
spirit" during a meeting attended
by 43 merger representatives of
the five bodies.
DR.. Benson said representatives
OF the American, Evangelical
and United Evangelical Lutheran
Evening star., 1952-11-12

Churches, who had initiated the
merger discussions. found they
were unable to meet a request
made by the Augustana Church.
The Augustana group. at its
synod last June. asked that all
Lutheran bodies be invited to join
the negotiations.
The fifth church body is the
Lutheran Free Group.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Farley Lists Three Issues Which Defeated Democrats

tional chairman said he "really
thought the Democratic organiza-
ton would do better than they
did"
The voters, he said, "cast their
ballots for Gen. Eisenhower and
not against the Democratic
Party"
Evening star., 1952-11-12
50 Ethiopian Tribesmen
Roid Party in Kenyo
By The Associated Press

NAIROBI. Kenya. Nov. H.
The colonial government an
nounced last night that about
so armed Gelubba tribesmen from
Ethiopia Saturday -raided a party
of Gabbra tribesmen at Karsa,
east of Lake Rudolf.
The raiders were engaged by
a small, camel-mounted party of
Kenya police and some tribal po-
lice. Four Gabbra were killed and
three wounded, and two tribal po-
lice were wounded. Gelubba cas-
ualties were not learned.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Refugee From Nuzis
Invents Variable Scale
BY the Associated Press

HARTFORD, Conn.-Joe Ger
ber, who came to this country in
1910 to escape Nazi concentra-
ton camps, is inventor and pro-
ducer of a variable scale device
important in Americas program
for defending freedom.
The scale is designed to solve
graphical problems quickly. Nine
ty-five per cent Of his company's
production is for Government pur-
poses. and Mr.. Gerber is working
on additional developments.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Former
Postmaster General James A,
Farley said last night the Demo
Gratis were defeated in last weeks
election because Of three out
standing issues: Communism
the Korean war and the economic
ISSUE"
Mr.. Farley, in a television dis
cussion, said communism was
more important than all, even
more important than the Korean
ISSUE"
The one-time Democratic ma
Evening star., 1952-11-12
|Augusfana Church Quits
Lutheran Mercer Plan
BY the Assoeiofed Press

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 12.-Ofi-
cials Of the Augustana Lutheran
Church have withdrawn from a
proposed merger Of the five Amer
ican Lutheran Conference bodies,
DR.. Oscar A. Benson. Min
Evening star., 1952-11-12

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Evening star., 1952-12-03

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one-piece collar that won't
wrinkle; button cuffs, ocean
pearl buttons. 8.05
Evening star., 1952-12-03
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much fovor. French front, button cuffs. 4.95
Rayon Foulard, Paisley Print, 1.5o
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With sort "SetIo" stoy collar and French cuffs Re-
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