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STENOTYPE. late model: recondi.
toned, guaranteed; S42.5O. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th st.
STOVE. gas, good condition, rea-
SOnahle. WA. 4O0S. Ii
RCA, 1O-in.. table
model; excel. cond.: $50. OW. 5546,
TV. 1852 Emerson 17-in. console;
used : mos; "a price; going over.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

MOTORS. 1/100 to 100 h.p.: and re
duction gear: GAO volts; rewount
eXch CARLY 1908 1Ath NO Ooo4
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Floor Managers
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK-G.H.W.. live in. upstairs rm.,
pvt. bath. Other help kept. Recent
local refs. required. WI. Clio.
COOK. G.H.W.-Competent. live in:
city references, good wages, other
help employed. EN-. 0S53. lis
COOK. exper., full time work for
weeks; assist with 1st fl. work: no
laundry. live out. $50 per week,
references, Apply in person Tues,
between IL am. and 8 pm. 139
COOK a AND Nd G.H.w.. live in; s5-4o
yrs; with or without employed
husband. Must be fond of children
and have recent city refs. Other
help employed. OIL. 3057. -16
G H.W.-Live in, experience; assist
with, with 2 shildTen, 5,z days, refer
G B.W.-COOK. live in: local refs;
fond of children: Silver Spring
Phone only between is. Juniper
G.H.W.-PLAIN COOKING-Fond of
children; Thurs, every other Sun.
on; live in; S25 to start. RA. 9190,
U0UsEKrFpER whit. Sor ei5er,v
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BED LEGS-Convert your coil or box
spring into Hollywood beds. We
BiCYCLEs NJ sToREHwiDE BALE BALE
All sizes. new, 20 in. S2a.95; En-
glish makes. S49.95. Repairs COL
LEGE PARK CYCLE. SOLO Berwyh
rd.. College PIX. Md, TO. 4744.
-16
BOX SPRINGS; Sealy. for double
bed: perfect cond. reasonable. Phone
FA. 1874.
BRICKS, face and common; l or a
million. ALASKA COAL & BRICK
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"AShlNU MACHlNE, practically
new. $500; Launderall. washes and
n TlnSeS 100, IA 11o2. III
warehouse sale. Almost all makes
and sizes. Must sell Extra large
savings. No reasonable offer will be
refused Open Mon. through Sat.
I'll 9. SILVER SPRING GAS 10
ELECTRIC CO., 944 Wayne ave-.
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PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Call MR..
BECKETT. MI. O930 DU. 4053.
PLASTERING, patchwork a speciality
by white mechanic. good service;
reasonable. TU. OH. -2I
PLASTERING. patch work and cell
ings our speciality. Call MI. 1873"
PLASTERING-RE old and new
work, lge. and SIN. jobs; satiSfactio
guar: reas. rates. TIA 1868. --l9
PLUMBING AND HEATING. remod-
cling and repairing; "a -hr. service;
free estimates. DU. $500. IS
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZFRS. PAN. Leaders. Trench.
ing machine for footings, EQUIP.
MENT RENTAL CO. OIL, 1883
BuLLDOZER and leaders. AD O"53
OF ST 1854. -l7
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Ma 5a36 nhAoI' 20 n ST. ne
FURNITURE-Compieteiy furn. 3 rm.
apt. incl washer, is in. TV, ii Gu
it. Frigidaire. Sacrifice $500. Buyer
may rent apt. $40 mo. Ii. 7-29I1.
FgsNStsdS ss: 17ss fya9 10 :sss sss5 a. S09s AZ
FURN.-Dble; bed with springs and
spring mattress; 3-drawer dresser
with lge: mirror. KI. s-1476. 10
FHRN., tIan c6 Hollywood bed good c9ndi-
FuRN.NGoing overseas living. din
ing, 2 bedrms., nearly new 1G-in.
console TV, kneehole desk. mise:
rreas;;, excel. cond. No dealers. .Ov.
GAS RANGES. new. used: s1a.5o up;
GAS RANGES. new 1S10; used: also coal
Wooo9ddr and Oil ranges; new used.
cf.pEoTVSTTE AGpE STnTE 1oll ,tId., 7th Ma s959
Perfect Condition. r Reasonsble. arls D'alGS 1n-
ouire 9O1 MassachuSetts ave. NV.
Room 3O1. Phone MA. 1855. II.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: din. rm. suite;
dishes; liv. rn. chair; elec roaster
and GS ir0p; n2 so waffle iron' etc. Weekdays
1BM Bia' TYPEwR1rERs fT: tq,, with rBM
service contract: excel. condition:
$50 apiece; DI; 1851, Monday. 10
KELVINATOR REFGR., % Gu IT.;
L and H 3-burner deep-well cooker
electric stove; boys 26-in bicycle:
reas. Call ia. 1920. is
KITCHEN CABINETS, warehouse sale;
40E discount while they last. Ii.
3-2hA3, KI. s-9S05. 30
LADDER-Extension 36-ft; practic-
ally new: Cost SAG. will sell for seq
EN- S043 is
LAWN MOWER tClinton power), 21
in; blade just overhauled. EN-. "S 1S.
LIv. RIM. SUITE, rose shade. rec. up
hoist, chrome and porcelain ext.
dinette set. both $S5. 81. $3.50.
MATTRESS and box spring, Ezra
Storm, practically new. EN-. $3.50
MOTORS. 1/1Oo to 100 h.p.: and re.
duction gear: 6-440 volts; rewound
exch CARTY 1903 14th NO Oo14
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

AFTERNOONS, Mon. Fri; settled
col. woman; cleaning or child care;
no laundry. LU. l-472O
COLORED GIRL. 16, desires nurse
maid job: 5-day week. Call Ii. =
500. is
GIRL. colored; care for children, 2
to yrs, Mon. through Fri; pick
HOUSEKEEPER,. white, good plain
cook: will care for invalid or l child:
5-days; city. FM. 0556.
NICE colored lady wishes full OF
part time; 3-day week; good ref.
telephone, DU. 1895.
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BEDROOM SUITES-Choice
twin and regular full-size
up-to-date mahogany bed
room suites; good grade fur
niture for all parts of the
home; mahogany and ma
pie effects of various kinds
Chrome breakfast set, limeC
oak and other breakfast anc
kitchen sets; new and uSeC
innerspring mattresses, nee
dlepoint high-back chair
lounge and other splendid
furniture will be sold by
public auction at Williams
Auction House, 918 New
York ave. this Tues, June
II, commencing at 2 pm
Public exhibition now tt
sale hour.
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HELP WOMEN

POLICY WRITER for large air-con-
ditioned insurance once; casualty
experience desired; permanent en-
ployment only. YOUNG & SIMON.
$40 Woodward Building. III
PRESSERS, wool. for pressing mems
trousers; top piece-work pay; guar
anteed salary. ARISTO CLEANERS,
1926 s. Capitol. III
RECEPTIONIST. white. exper.; Dr's
office; young girl pref; some tipping
salary open. Box 474-A, Star. --16
RECEPTIONIST- -TYPIST - Architect
engineer firm. 40 hour 5-day wk.,
age 81 to 80. Must have neat ap-
pearanSe snd good phone PERSONAL
RECEPTIONIST TYPIST-Knowledge
Of bookkeeping helpful; to work in
optical office; ideal working condi-
M. Violin. FREEDs FREE $50 oPTIcAL SSs OF 5se
F1CE. 727 7th st. NV.
REGISTERED NURSE, for dental Of
nee in favorable NV. location; per-
manent position beginning August or
pay: starting salary open: dental
experience not essential, but ability
to learn quickly a prime requisite.
STATE SS6ate age and qualifications. Box
ssiAD ALA SIif; GikL. colored, part time! times 4
s.; NV, CAPiToL SALAD co. IF
SALES AUDIT CLERK-Exper. or will
train one with good knowledge Of
bookkeeping; excel. salary. air-cond.
ONCE, liberal discount on purchases.
Apply Miss CurtisS. 4th a., L. FRANK
CO, 1900 F st. NV. III
SALES CLERKS for large chain dry
cleaner; experienced and inexperi-
enced. Starting salary $4,000.
Paid vacation. Employe discounts
and other benefits. Call MR.. JAY,
FIR. O4I3. IL
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Store Demonstrators

Store Demonstrators
Sales-minded ladies for pleasant
perm, Fri. and Sat. work; straight
salary; will train. See Miss Reb-
mann, SEVEN-UP BOTTLING CO,
1925 Kenilworth ave. ne, Tues,
June 18th. 10 am. to 4 pm. -16
SWITCHBOARD OPER.
Attractive young lady with pleasing
telephone voice and manner. Exper
not necessary but helpful. Excel
working conditions. sick leave anc
vacation. Apply in person before IC
am, Mon. through Fri, MANHAT.
TAN CO, 1928 Fla. ave. NV. -lt
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, with
knowledge Of typing; pleasant sur.
roundings; 5-day workweek: hospi.
talization and life insurance bene.
"a. aye; NV. Call Mrs. SAVAGE
TEACHER. English and Gregg short.
hand, short day hrs, for summer
HS0Y3s; H6 9sso 700 l2th' cor. g. NV
TEACHER. to live in private school
assist with small recreation group Of
day children. State qualification
and telephone. P. o. Box 402f
u. =. Ia
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

inventory clearance and have many
fine instruments on sale at WORTH
while reductions. Choice of spinets,
grands. consoles and small up
riehts in q dozen fine makes Pay as
little as S25 down. ST. 9400. JCR-
DAMS corner 18th and G sts' NV.
the best. We have a ise. display
of fully reconditioned srands. All
guaranteed: Steinway. Conover,
Baldwin, Howard. Wurlit2er and
otfi others ST., Prices start at S695. Lib
venient terms. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO.. HOS G st. NV, DI. s464. --2l
PIANOS--Start your child in music
now and give them the best. We
Will make arrangements for you to
nave a piano OF your choice deliv-
cred to your home plus 10 wks. les
sons IN our studio for less than you
right piano. Call or phone US for
complete details. CAMPBELL MU-
SIC CO.. HOS G st. NV. DI. S464.
PlANoS-Used spinets, uprishts and
srands. We have a few very fne
used spinet pianos that will sell
very quickly. So advise you to
act now. Also see our display Of
upright and grand pianos. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO., HOS G st, NV.
D1. S464. 81
PIANO-Beldwin. Acrosonic spinet
and console models Designed, built,
ana anS,nr.g guaFanteed a,sb e e 5s by Baldwin;
Blow action. Wide variety. ease. de-
EXCLUSIVE Ar HUGO woRcH
2c5 q St, NV:
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SALESGIRLS-For downtown retail
bakery. No night or Sunday work,
full or part time. FEDERAL BAKE
SHOP. GIL 14th st. NV. -1S
SALESGIRLS for shoe dept. expert
ence not necessary but preferred.
Apply, ,9O1 H st. ne. between 10
SALESLADY AND FILTER, expert
enced, for corset and brassiere spe-
cialtty shop; steady employment;
good salary and hours Apply in
person. DOR-NE. 1903 14th st. NV.
SALESLADY, experienced; family
ready-to-wear store; excel. oppor-
tuntty, steady position. THE FAIR,
5115 BALTIC. blvd, Hyattsville, Md
SALESLADY,. womens apparel, part
time. usually 1870 to 800. occa-
sionally all day; no evenings. Call
Ma. 9570. OW. 3S13. -17
SALESLADIES. experienced part time
II to Salary and commission.
Apply ESTHER SHOP, 1928 st.
INV.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture, bric-a-brac, china glass;
ware; Oriental art objects. jewelry.
rugs silyerware, paintings. por- :
traits; highest cash prices paid Call
MURRAY. ia. 3333
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. jeveiry
ana Chinese art objects. Any guam.
tity, Call LOUIS SEGAL. CH. $685.
ewes. EN-. 6765.
Continued on Next Pagey
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LADIES-STUDENTS

If you are 1926 and want to earn
$3.50 mo. working in resort areas
this summer, Fla. or Calf this
winter, see Mrs. Fields, Willard
Hotel, IL ami pm. Don't phone
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PIANOS
AA A4NOo
JUNE SPECIALS

lasting gift for graduation or
wedding. Complete selection OF
floor samples and used. Everything
reduced for this special sale. Prices
starting at $3.50. AS low as SIS
down will deliver. Balance SO
months. Your old piano taken IN
on trade. DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900
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FANS FOR RENT
$1.50 PER WK. UP
WITH OPTION TO BUY
ALSO FOR SALE

CASH OR TERMS
10 in. to 80 in, counter and floor
models. for restaurants. stores, Of
fices. etc; Free demonstration
without obligation. WA. 5000. --22
FLOOR SAMPLES = Studio couch,
si4o; channel-6aeE % SACK chair, aMs0n s5s' 500
club chair. in chartreuse. $50; TV
chairs. $12.50: TV stools, 20x2O,
S2;95; wing chair, 500; tufted-back
tfe UPHofsfERhRs oSlsff shfs isis MosEMAN st
FUR COAT, gray caracul paw, size
IA; sell for $40. 1901 Kenyon st.
nv ny: S,An Apt |. MI: ss35:
mfntPS .afl PSG9s TSo% ~ hOass NOvinE must
$50; hassock, 33-in. diameter, So;
2 red broadloom rugs, 27''x54". So;
high chair, $S: etc. CHI. 0305.
FURNITURE - Bedrm. suite. blonde
oak with dble. bed, vanity chest,
3-pc. sectional sofa and two chairs,
lamp table, all chartreuse with blond
oak trim. Decorative desk. blond
oak, mirror AKA wall type-no
frame Hu; 1900. Ext, 3ls. -16
rOHNA = CnE-Compl. lurn., one ped
N NM cKuvER T YER sF s5nes!s 4soo "Rs Ext sysi sss
FURNITURE rooms practicall,
new furniture; also wash, machine
power moTer. LO., 5-3S60. is
side tables. dinette set. bedrm,, 1
mos. old: must sacrifice. Leavint
country. Call between SO pm. co
FURNITURE. ETC.-storaee snc
trustee sale including used and new
groups and odd pieces. washers, re.
order PHfLiP P. n MARENBERG REM FaS.oSi AM Il
JEANNE L. DOBRES Trustees anc
other co-signers by auction, a.
WEsCHLER's, 9o5 St, NV, to.
morrow, commencing 9:3O am. con.
tnaat1g tinuing until mid-afternoon. In
FURNlTURE-Divan and chair, $50
Mahogany matching tables. Mahog-
FURNITURE-Beau blue anc
gray, 3-pc. parlor suite. television
secretary desk, other nice items
rIfRM,FIlPr iaH5 KaFney nntt s.; ne: MI 1SS4 is
bles and miscellaneous items; rea-
FURNITURE SALEGBrand-new, bet.
ter-grade bedrm,, dining. rm, living
room from unclaimed freight ano
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG. 460 New York ave. NV;
daily. 1916; Sat, til 4. RE. 1910
FURNITURE-Baby carriage. maga.
zine rack. mahogany chrs. bureau.
end tables pair i' WOOD Cd and dSIt rope % pan9 sun
parlor chairs. with pads: rocking
horse; JE. 3-S426, III
FURNITURE, unclaimed - Victorian
chair. SIS; kneehole desk, SIG;
studio couch. S25: hide-a-way bed
$40; 6 din. rm. chairs, Sl2; Duncan
Phyfe sofa. SS5 bunk beds with
mattress, $34; sofa bed and chair
SS5; Hollywood bed. 500. HOFF-
MAN UPHOLSTERERS. III 14tn
st. NV III
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Appliances and Furniture
FOR YOUR HOME
Air conditioners as low as S149.
WHY WAIT FOR A SALE
SEE McHALE AND
GET 1T WHOI ,ESAI,F

AP. 1894. Cash or Terms.
BABY CRIBS-Rented by day. week
or month; also carriages, Strollers
and playpens. TU. 3443.
BABY FURN.; If you can pay cash
We have cribs from $16:95; carri-
ages from. S14.95; strollers- from;
many other comparable values; big
gest selection in Washington; we are
NATIONAL BABY SHOP. a461 18th
st; NV; Iopp. Ambassador Theater).
BAKERY STORE FIXTURES for sale;
may be purchased complete or in
part; consist of floor and wall dis
play cases. retarding box, cash reg
listers. bread slicer, self service and
holding ice cream cabinets. Toledo
scales, revolving display and pyra-
mid stands. sinks, racks and "Bak-
cry" neon sign; all modern and up
to-date equipment; wall and floor
cases designed for 16x26-ft. store.
To inspect. call oW. s6o6 for, ap-
BARBER SHOP FURNITURE. COM
plete. equipment for 6 chairs; rea-
2! sona6le. Z 922 18th st; nv. lis
in; $25. New or used BLOCKS,
3056 M st. W. NO. 1903
BATHTUBS.. new used: built-in legs:
SALES CO. 2a37 Ga. ave. Be 1865 $500.
BEDRM. SUITE, complete with twin
chests and mirrors. chair. night ta-
Bile, lamp, twin beds. drapes, spreads;
excellent condition.; originally ST.
300, now $500. TIA. 9lSl -2l
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WATTRESSES
MATTRESSES

We have several openings for neat
forms furnished over and above ex
cellent salary. Company-Sponsor
insurance plan. Apply in person, be
tween > and 5 pm. HOGATE'S
ARLINGTON HOUSE, 400I Wilson
blvd Arlington Va ~
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WE OFFER

WE OFFER
Coop. group insurance plan
paid vacations, sick leave
and other employe benefits
APPLY
SAFEWAY STORES. INC,
1S45 4th ST. NE. 10
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steel

We have all kinds of miscellaneous
steel. angles, beams, reinforcing
steel cut to size.
GENERAL WREcKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. GIT
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TELEVISION

Gigantic clearance sale. Brand-new
1852 famous makes TV sets at be.
low dealers cost. open till ii p,m.
AIMCO TV SALES
2S20 N. Washington Blvd.
Arlington, Va. Glebe 1900
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HELP WoNEN

STEN0GRAPHER, trade assoc; 1ett
and K sts.; 6-day week, 9-5; sal.
ary. $4,000. Call DI. $500. lie
|STENOGRAPHER. full or part time
Apply End floor. 1922 Eye st. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER. 21 to 80. to start
June %; typing necessary; some
benefits. Apply SUN OIL CO.. 1926
x st NV Ia
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MIscEL. FOR SALE (cont.)
AFR CONDTTTONERS

AIN ONINDl ! IOJN END
JOHN G.. WEBSTER is Headquarters
for engineered air-conditioning. All
units equipped with germ-killing tri-
ethylene glycol dispersion system al
$229.95. JOHN @. WEBSTER &
SONS. 627 F st. NV. across from
the Hecht Co., ST. 6100 day OF
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

small Jobs speciality.
Call after 6 pm. SH. 4295. --l6
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-05
MORE ABOUT .. Basketball

Continued from Page D out to win. Fairbanks will know that they've been in a couple of ball games.
 Probable starters for the Sea Hawks will be: Billy Evins, sen for, guard and only returning starter from last years Railbelt champs. Billy is a long shot ar tist and a real hustler.
 Dale Lindsey, senior, forward, a two year letterman. Dale is a good back board man and floor worker.
 Gene Boe, junior, center and only other returning letterman. Gene is just beginning to find himself and his left-handed hook shots and tip-ins will give the Malemutes considerable trouble.
 Jerry Galley, senior, forward. Jerry is proving to be a good floor man.
 Mike Stradley, junior, guard. Mike is hustler and works hard every minute.
 Jack Parrct and Glen Gala way, juniors, will probably see considerable action.
 Our two freshmen from Jesse Lee Home, Kenny Bahr and David Hughes may also see ac- tion, as may 6'3' Peter Wagner. Starring Time
 The preliminary games will start at GAS and will be between the 7th and 9th grade team and the freshmen. The Sea Hawk Malemute game will begin at 8 o'clock.
 The new balconies on the sides of the Civic Center are complet- ed and will provide good seats for all Come on out and support your Sea Hawks. They need your cheering and encourage mCnt.
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-05
MORE ABOUT Civil Defense

Continued from Page D tlonal program of what to do in case of an air raid, will be car rled out. The rest Of il is up to the people themselves.
 Col. Johnson stated that the Defense Committee has made ar engagements for auxiliary power plants. Thy are already in town and can be put into use at mo ments notice. The three city fire trucks would be placed at strategic points about town. This would serve the double purpose oIhaNlng fire equipment in three ditIcrc>t sections to light fires in those areas and t0 preserve them from possible destruction in tac concentrated area of at tack, and having them in condi- tion to use immediately after attack. ....
 No block warden system, or sky watcher units will be set up in Seward unless the situation gets alarmingly worse. The com mittee feels that the plan as laid down, if followed, will do all that is possible to protect the town.
 The Red Cross Disaster Com mittee plan includes first aid to the injured; disqualification and care of injured; housing, cloth ing and feeding; water safety and sanitation-in short-every phase of disaster of any kind. The Chapter has been prepared for years to handle these emer gencies, whether from natural causes or war causes
 Disaster, for purposes of de- scription, is any calamity which affects five or more families at the same time, such as a big fire, earthquake, tidal wave, flood, epidemic or war,
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-05
Business. Professional Women Form Bylaws

The new Business & Profes- sional Women's Club of Seward met Tuesday evening for the regular supper meeting at Hard ing's Cafe. Vice president Fran ces O'Brien presided in the ab- scnce of Norine Reed, who has gone Outside for a short trip.
 A special committee for draw ing up bylaws for the club re ported and gave the first read ing of the laws. The club char ter has not been received, but is expected before the January meeting, at which time the club plans a Charter Dinner.
 The second December meeting was cancelled as being too close to Christmas, which will make the date of the next meeting January 6.
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-05
MORE ABOUT Hospital
Continued from Page D

Continued from Page D a narrow flight of concrete steps to the alley.
 The heating system was chang cd from coal to oil some time ago and last year the nurses residence, formerly heated from the hospital plant, was cut off in an effort to reduce expense and allow better heating facili- ties for the hospital. The nurses residence now has it's own heat ing system.
 The storage room just off the furnace room contains many boxes of items such as sheets, pillow cases, blankets, and so on. These are donations from Meth odist organizations in the States, and come from many different places. It is an interesting fact that the local hospital has not had to purchase any of these items for long time, so gen erous have been the donations.
 It was especially noted by the group that electrical wiring in the basement is being brought up to date by by-passing of all
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-05
W.S.C.S. MEETS

The WSCS. will meet at the parsonage Friday night, Dec. 12, at 7:3O for the Christmas meeting.
 Mrs. Nell Schroeder will lead the devotions and Miss Maritime Burdick will furnish the entertainment.
 Members are reminded to bring dollar for Korea, instead of the gift exchange.
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-05

old installation and re-Wiring the entire floor as the work of remodeling progresses. This is very important feature of the project as it has been recognized that the antiquated electrical circuits in the building have not been safe for many years and the condition has been of grave con cern to the hospital adminiStra- tion as we'll as city authorities.
 The inspection group was com posed of former mayor Eugene Lanier, Mayor Russell Painter, Councilmen Perry Stockton, Gus Werner, John Rose and Gus Johnson; Hospital Board chair man George Green; and press representatives COuncilmen Os car Watsiold and C. E. Johnson were unable to attend.
 Miss Ruth Murrell was the very gracious hostess to the group at lunch in the basement dining room. Conversation at the table revealed interesting facts:
 Miss Helen Priebe, Seward Sanatorium diotjcian, also serves in that capacity for the hospital, the Seward General Hospital started in June, 1880; Miss Mur- rcll has been superintendent since August, 1880; the average number of patients, 13: in the 1930's patients averaged seven to 10 days in the hospital, now three 10 five days. Seward Cen cral Hospital is the number one licensed hospital in the Terri tory; is a member of and meets all requirements of the Ameri- can IIoS3ital Association: and is an authorized Blue Cross station.
 Miss AIurrcu informed the group that as a result of last years inspection by US. De partmont of Health representa- tivcS, the Seward General Hos pital can boast the best kept charts in the Territory.
 A pin-pointed map in the main hallway disclosed the fact that the Seward hospital at present has patients from as far away as Uuga.
 Cost of the current repair and remodeling program in the City owned building is being borne by the Womans Division of Christian Service of the Metho- dist Church with some financial assistance from the s W r d Clinic They are to be commend ed for their diligent efforts to make and keep the Seward Gen eral Hospital an institution that can boost the confidence of the people of Seward, the Kenai Peninsula, and any others who wish to take advantage of the facilities if pfferS
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-05
WOMAN'S CLUB TO SEE ART EXHIBIT

The Woman's Club will meet in the Library Thursday, Dec. II, at 8 pm. There will be an art exhibit of grade school pupils and Christmas carol singing.
 Members are to bring a dollar gift for Korea
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-05

Skiers should keep in touch with the new Ski Club. They are going places with the new ski-toW. There will be a nominal charge for use of the tow, for gasoline, etc. They are also build- ing a shelter house at the Mile 12 ski run. Now all we need is snow.
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-05

Bob Lewis received word this week of the critical illness of his father in Washington.
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-05
Reporters Notebook

The Eastern Star Chapter will hold election of officers Monday night at the regular meeting.
Seward seaport record., 1952-12-05

week of the critical illness of his father in Washington.
 If the Weat her gets cold enough, and stays cold, the skat- ing rink being flooded on the north end of the school ground should be good by Christmas. And if the big boys turn out to help keep the snow off First Lake it will also make good skating.
 Eugene Lanier is leaving next Sunday to drive Outside. He plans to be back in April.
 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ling and children plan to leave Monday for Philadelphia. Kay will be hOSpitaliZed for treatment of her back, which she injured some time ago in fall The rest of the family will visit with Carl's family there. Kay said they'd see us next spring.