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Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12

M rS. JOnn w. OndSo ana daughters returned last Thurs day after several weeks in the states.
 Bob Dawson was in town over the Fourth from Port Bailey where he is working this summer. He spent last year in Seattle. working at Boeing. and will return in the fall to enter the University of Washington.
 MT. and Mrs. Max Roush- man, parents of It. Max Roushman at KNS, arrived here July 4, for a visit with their son. They are from Se- attle.
 Milton Smith, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. M. H. Smith, spent the Fourth of July week. end in town. He is in the army at Fairbanks.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Bud" koch and children returned after an absence of six months, on the Garland last week.
 The s. s. Tarlton Brown, Coastwise vessel, is due to arrive in Kodiak today Another Coastwise vessel is scheduled to sail for Alaska on July 5.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12
cLAsSlFleDS

FOR SALE - 1941 Chevrolet four door sedan. Good tires. New radiator. Needs some work. $250. Call 4291 after 5 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12

Mrs. Rachel Shinarlea is working with the Columbia River Packers at NakHek, Alaska this season.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12
NOTICE

Alaska Transfer Office has moved to 2OO8 at City Dock. Phone 2112. 7-19
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12
FOR SALE-1948 super de. luxe four door Plymouth sedan. Also 1942 three quarter ton Chevrolet truck. Call Kodiak Motors.

REWARD-$25O for informa- tion leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons killing, stealing, molesting or damaging any livestock belonging to the members of the Kodiak Livestock Growers Associa- tion. pd 8-l.52
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12

POUNDING pair of glasses, one pair in case. Owners identify same and claim at Knudsens.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12
.ydes Sells Interest fs7 Fairbanks Bar

Fairbanks The sale of half in.ore3t in the Mecca Pr was announced to day. Roy Shy der, formt r part owner. sold his interest in the establish ment to Joe Smith and Fed Mainella, according to Jes- sens Weekly.
 Betty Ball, former Log Cabin Liquor Store employee, is working at Kraft's Store. Mrs. Harry Lindgren has taken the position at the liquor store.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12

Mrs. John w. Chase and daughters returned last Thurs day after several weeks in the states.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings; good refs. 81. 1851.
MEN for Insulation work, permanent.
exper: not necessary but must be
able to drive trucks: Report ready
rd;, Arlington. Va: ~
EM os,Ss g. ,ses Tste nsst 5cs
necessary; average earnings, 500
wk:; excellent opportunity to earn
$75-$1OO. wk. after training; good
chance for. advancement; transp.
furn. Apply RIM. $50. 724 9th
MEN, III nin! Sioo and up per week average.
Repeat business plus. regular GUS
toners assures you Of steady regu-
lar income. Excellent opening. for
2 men. Start on q part-time basis
II you wish to prove to yourself
what r,;M an ., excellent ,,,.p opportunity this
ers average 500 and up per week.
calling on regular customers by ap-
pointment. Fuller Brush customers
are pleasant, courteous and buy
these famous everyday necessities
an experienced man viii train you.
Apply oil National Press Bldg,
44S7 sH orG or pf. SIS. ssS;s h'~'' OF eau US 81
MEN-16 to so yrs. Of age; full time;
outdoor clerical work: no experience
ACCSoSoIyS yIBs IQBn SCuOOls leSl-
BILE handwriting; 40-hr. wk.; varied
hours; $202 mo. with increase after
3 mos; free transportation, paid
vacation and sick leave. pension
plan. Also several men available be-
days and Sat. or Sun. evenings for
part-time checking. Apply $3.50 am.
employment office. CAPITAL TRAN
SIT CO.. 36th and M SITS. NV. Take
No. 80 Rosslyn car. --8
MEN OVER Is, free to travel. transp.
paid, can earn S75 per wk. to start.
RIM. 422 Bond Bldg. -
Evening star., 1952-10-06
HELP--MEN
OPPORTUNITIEs and promisin
BY Rolond Coe

OPPORTUNITIES and promising fu-
ture. with leading laundry dry
cleaner; security, permanent, and
year to men who show WiiiinsnMess M
and interest; beginning salary more
than $4,000: paid vacation plus
tunity to be your own boss, manage
your. own business and gain inde-
pendence through your own efforts;
experience not necessary. Apply Mr..
krumm, RAINIER LAUNDRY, 0Ol
oCronoco st., Alexandria, Va. Al.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN for inside sales
position In floor machine and sup
ply tirm. Hardware or paint store
experience helpful. Apply in per-
son. MODERN FLOORS, 2431 18th
MEcaxNIcALLY INCLINED man
electrical appliances. Must have
car In good condition. Salary and
car allowance. Permanent, excellent
opportunity. 40-hr. Wk. See Mr..
Brent, SIMON DISTRIBUTING
waaTE G8h AZ Rei ave-; RE s1so lssdv ~
KGao1srasa Kfia e. asas g. y q ood ay BAY. ADAMS 1a
THREE EVENINGS per week, $50
tion; car; 10 to 36; white; no pre-
wous experience necessary. NO.
6b44. Mr.: GREENE.
PART TINE, ewes. and sats.: white;
about $50 WIKI. quarterly bonus. Fuli
time II ever desired. Openings va.
and Nd. too. Apply Mr.. IVY, Z pm.
ssSm0rrSy, tome, SSI, 4420 Conn. ave. ns;w.'
EXPER. OUTSIDE MEN-Radio and
Tv work; good pay. reas. working
hrsy opportunities for advancement.
CAL co. 1857 from o to 6. d. c.
RADIO. 800 M st. NV. %
WANTED - Full-time chasers, day
shift. at Capitol Garage; only in
dustriouS men need apply See Mr..
Emmons. Mr.. Boles or Mr.. Welsh.
IF YOU ARE between e1 and 81,
well educated and ambitious, come
In and let us train you for an in
teresting and profitable career.
Arthur Murray provides full or part
time training II you meet our quail
ifications. Apply in person only, 4
to pm. Mon. through wed.
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS, HOG
Conn. ave. NV. "a
Evening star., 1952-10-06

BOYS, 1924, free to travel Florida
this winter and return; permanent
work; salary plus commission and
bonus. average more than 1854
monthly; immediate cash drawing
account. See MR.. MASON, Cairo
Hotel, 1915 Que st. NV. 10 am
to ~ noon. or to 8 pm. No phone
HANDY MAN. white; must be sober
and reliable for work in private san
itsTium; nearby Nd; live In. WI.
1907. -
*; =.
TWO MEN with cars wanted for part
time newspaper delivery, between
4:3O am. and $50 am, Mon.
through Sat: Apply DIsTRicT NEWS
CO. 2216 9th st. NV. IS
MECHANICALLY INCLINED young
men. In wood or leather working:
5-day. 4O-hr. week, paid holidays
and vacation. Apply J. Z. HANGER,
INC. Mr. Letner. 221 q st. NV. ID
TWO AUTO MECHANICS to work
for Dodge agency: must be exper. !;
paid vacations. holidays and guar
anteed incomes; 5-day wk. Apply
In person to Mr.. Nay. service man
ager, WILLS, INC. Annandale, Va.
-1Q
Evening star., 1952-10-06
YOUNG VETERAN

Under 25, some college BACKGROUND
helpful but not required. Permanent
position with opportunity to learn
automobile underwriting business
with progressive and rapidly growing
insurance company. Personable
young man with ability to meet
public. Inside salaried position with
day week, s to 4:30. GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES INSURANCE CO., l4th
and L. sts. NV. Please apply at L
st, entrance. -
Evening star., 1952-10-06
hELP-MEN
STOCK CLERK

Ambitious young man, white, higi
school graduate, wanted to work ir
stockroom and fill orders; respon-
si9ie position. with opportultty .te
working conditions.
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT. ME-. 1851
Evening star., 1952-10-06
hELp WoMEN tces.. }

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT with
personal secretary duties, for direc-
tor Of air organization. Not over
40. Air Force background essential,
Excel. salary. Submit brief summary
Of experience to Box 263-L. Star.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
F st. at 9TH NV.

ALTERATIONS SEAMSTRESS for dry
cleaning store; good Job; good pay;
good hrs. 1927 K st. NV. -6
ALTERATION SEAMSTRESS, EXP. on
expensive coats, suits, dresses; excel.
&c once. Rfz1K EROS. i1os Conn. Conn
ave. -
ASST. CASHIER, insurance ONCE,
Mr.. BHcHscHMiD, ma. Si12 bet.
9-lO am, wkdays. -
ASSISTANT, CLERICAL, Interesting
work in auditing department. Knowl-
edge OF comptometer or calculator
helpful; pleasant working conditions;
excellent company benefits. Only
those interested in o permanent DO.
sition with opportunity for advance
ssai SEARS nfse sPRi : see Co.. MF ascS csF
st. ne
ASSISTANT TO SURGEON. Silver
Spring. with X-ray experience or
X-ray technician with general ONCE
experience; typing essential. SH.
AUTO TITLE CLERK and Book
keeper. give previous salary, per-
sonal and employment history and
replies strictly confidential. Boz
1901. Star. --12
BAKERY SALES CLERK
11:30-S PM, Silver Spring. Nd.
Immediate openings in modern, at
tractive SURROUNDINGS. meals and
emDioyment benes
group insurance. disqualification. paid
vacations. sick leave and purchase
'iisss HfPEY HOT sHoppE. INC.
Room 900, 1341 G st. NV. -
BEAUTICIAN to work in new beauty
Shop; aas, pa,rt time or full time. fal
lBEAUTICIAN, experienced all-arouns
ator's license: 5-day wk.; no night
SALON. AS2s 7S9 11th 6na.Ts &. NV. s1A3sfa Ms
BEAUTICIAN. experienced. good op.
1oftunity; salary no object; hrs
BEAUTY OPERATOR (male or fe.
male). win consider 2 highly quail.
newly enlarged shiriington IVA. J
studio. ready about Oct. 10: guar
anteed salary and commission; s.
day. 40-hour week. For interview.
BFAuNTF BiFa W. 6FEFsr;6ks; 5HhEs; a.; 1885 o,,r
TOp sver sPFns and gstnssda ssSn
lBEAUTiCiAN. MANICURIsT-Excel-
lent opportunity In busy shop; must
Observation-Disclosures - Good
salary: 5-day week. No eve. work.
FOUNTAIN OF BEAUTY. silver
81 Spring; Ing, Nd, Call ~; z.s050. "a
guarantee; exper. only; good hours;
fine flaI, clientele; ;.,: Call 81. 1921. SUE
|BOOKKEEPER AND AUTO TITLE
CLERK-State experience, previous
employment. references and previ-
Gus salary. Box 184-L, Star. Ia
BOOkKEEPER, under 35, salaried
positions. free retirement, hospital
jzation, group insurance, permanent
vancement. Apply personnel dept,
NATIONAL SAVINGS q TRUST
Co. 10Th and N. Y. ave. NV. -
Evening star., 1952-10-06
CLERICAI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Clerk-StenOgrapher

Clerk-Stenographer
yrs oss e sct sss fSr soRs .ns
Occasional stenosraphic duties re-
Paid vacations, sick leave and other
company benefits. Salary about S2OC
Der mo. to start. For appt.. phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT
M1. 1858. Ext. 662. -
CLERK-TYPIsT; 5-day Wk., y day
every other Sat-; good workin1
f;nn sGnds'; ca1l mrs.; sT5; ;esa Clarendon loca'
CLEEK-TYPIsT. 4O-hr. S-day VIZ
T6kks. T. nc" Ss:09i Ss5 IN II. SA01o 5. ave. ftS aS
CLERK-TYPIST - Permanent posi-.
ton; Casualty claim dept; typinl
week. Call ME. 1915. III
CLERK-TYPIST, white, perm. posi-.
tion. good working cond.. Apply 81
11th st. NV. 2nd door. -
CLERK-TYPIST. min. 80 w.p.m. with
exper. in preparing reports. 6-day
wk.. annual and sick leave. Apply
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE Elk
CLERk-TYRIST. age 1880. must be
able to type at least SO w.p.m. &C.
curately; position with an estab-
lished organization offering many
employe benefits. Call ME. 6914
10
CLERK-TYPIST. secretarial help and
Stenographers for immed. employ
ment due to. expansion of ONCE; 5.
day wk. and excel. working conds
Applicants under 86 only. See
personnel manager at EMERSON
RADIO OF WASHINGTON, NC
1922 14th st. NV. After 6 pm. call,
AU. 1880 or LO. 3-7S37. -
Evening star., 1952-10-06
AN OPPORTUNITY
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY

For young man aage 1927 with min.
imum high school education to carr
while learning the loan and finance
business: A desirable profession fol
one with ambition. Auto furn
Phone Mr.. Gassway. JU. 7-S11(
Evening star., 1952-10-06
PART-TIME MEN

To sell storm windows three eve
nings end Saturday. Income. S76
per wk. Must have car. SELLING
experience not necessary. Apply
$3.50 pm. 1918 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
MEN
COLORED

SSASND4OA8A~
26-35 Yrs. of age. in 'eood physical
condition, and willing to give reg
ular attendance. 40-hr. VIZ. Positions
i uMI!AIILRooM I!I HMrEs
ELEVATOR s,,,p5 OPERATOR
PRESS CLEANER
TRUCK DRIVER
Apply Personnel, Room COS; open
weekdays; 6:S0-6. and Sat-. 81. No
phone calls.
, THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
MEN
II you do not like. to canvass we
sta ea1 m0r hande an sales SuI pep WeeE
Phone HU. Sa4o for appt. IS
MEN-COLORED
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES
Due to advanced factory schedule we
are behind In our production. We
sfT day y 1s1 Ss spa pSrt-time Mns s FS Earn Earn
neat appearance only need apply.
to1S 70 Il ant issn only 81 see Ml Tin1er ho1s es
YOUNG MAN. about 90, to learn the
real estate business; wonderful oppor.
Apply BOSS q PHELPS, 1417 X
YOUNG ssi Sis; MAN for position Of islm
booker in 16-mm. film library; typ
ing and general clerical duties: no
exper. Necessary; starting salary
YoUNa easSi Ri NAN Sg0aS' aS to 30 yrs. old. With
electronic and mechanical experi-
ence. with car. Steady employment
with national organization. Call
Tor appointment: Sunday. JE;
YOUNG MAN, IL to 10 yrs. of age;
at least Q yrs. high school, to assist
in printing department. operate blue
print machine and mimeograph; O.
day, 40-hr. wk.; free transp.; sick
leave and paid vacation. Apply $3.50
am. employment ONCE, CAPTTAL
TRANSIT CO., 36th and u st. NV.
| Take No. 80 Rosslyn car. ~
YOUNG MAN, 1925, draft exempt
high school education. to work In 9
clerical capacity In our home once
| Splendid opportunity II you have
| ambition and are looking for Q po-
sition where you can work your way
| up: b-day. 371a-hr. Apply Rm
l 800. personnel ONCE. EoUITABLl
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. $40 14tl
ess AsUs
Evening star., 1952-10-06
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE

White. to insert papers on Sat. night.
Apply to Mr.. .Ferber. mailroom fore
man. mezzanine floor any time this
Bring your birth certificate. Be
ready to start on Saturday night al
$50. Good nay. NO PHONE CALLS
Evening star., 1952-10-06
HELP---MEN
YOUNG MAN
Advertising Production

$3.50 yrs. Of age, courteous, and ca
pable Of handling details. Job con-
sists Of doing the clerical processing
on advertising proofs prior to send
ing them to our advertisers. Day and
evening shifts available. 4O-hour
week. Apply Personnel. Room 6O5;
open weekdays. $3.50 to and Sat-,
8 to I. No phone calls,
Evening star., 1952-10-06
MELP-jMEN

HO .ns S: p1 s sSoTs sn :;
have references. Phone ma. $3.50
weekdays. between 10 am. and 4 &c
Evening star., 1952-10-06
CASHIER

Five-day, 40-hr. week, per-
manent position, many en-
ploye benefits. Some book
keeping knowledge. Fast
and accurate with figures
Must have good local refs
and be bondable. Cali Ii
$4,000, Mon. through Fri.
8 am. to $50 pm, or apply
Gunti1er Brewing Co.
$3.50 Adams st. NJ.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
HElR-AEN

TY SERVICE MAN-outside calls
Car furnished. Best pay and work
ing conditions. DOWDs TV. 441e
Conn. ave-. OR. 1900. -6
TV SERVICEMEN -. Young. exper
outside servicemen; day work only
transp. furn.; salary commensurate
with ability. Call HU. 1851. -S
nv SERVICEMAN, inside and out
side work. ALADDIN RADIO AND
NV, 62O7 Ga ave. NV. GE. 400.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
BOOKKEEPER

PART TIME
Permanent part-time position for col.
lege student with morning classes
hours. 2:30 to $50, Monday through
Friday; typing speed Of 80 words
per. minute and. some practical ex.
perience in bookkeeping are neces.
sary. Apply Personnel, Room sos
Open weekdays S:30-5 and sat. 9-l
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPER- SECRETARY; s DAYS,
salary open. Call RE. 4456 for ap-
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator
permanent position, good startins
salary; purchase discounts. Apply
In person. DA'S DEPARTMENT
STOEE: 56Ol Ga; ave: NV. -6
TOR, Elliott-Fisher, permanent posi-.
ton. for further details. Call Mrs
Waldron, FIR. 1900. F. w. Boil
GIANo b CO.. INC. AL N. Y. ave
Evening star., 1952-10-06
THE EVENING STAR
PART TIME
College Student
Govt. Workers

Wonderful opportunity for ambitious
man to earn $50 to SIS q week,
making evening decorator calls. Nc
experience necessary. Thorough
training given. Car essential. Very
liberal pay plan. Call LA. 6-4433.
Evening star., 1952-10-06

YOUNG MAN-Long- established COM
pany has opening in paper depart
ment sales for young man interested
in learning the paper business with
O local concern; excellent Opportu.
nifty. with many employe benefits.
ChaS. G. Stott & Co.
r. o. LAND, DU. 4433
1885 5th st. NE.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
HELP MEN Cont
SHOE
statesmen
FIVE-CAY WEEK
PERMANENT POSITION

Good salary end commissions. win.
ter and summer vacations. Liberal
employe discount. Also part-time
openings.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
JEWISH ORGANIZATION
NEEnC

Field representative for stimulating,
CHALLENGING work in Metropoiitan
WashinRton area. Fund-raisino ex-
perience desirable. Starting salary,
81. 600. Answer in detail. Replies
confidential. Write Box 321-J, Star,
Evening star., 1952-10-06

TELEVISION SERVICE MEN. Attain
tic needs experience outside men and
cation with pay, salary plus highest
commissions paid. Apply in person
Immediately. ATLANTIC RADIO 4.
TELEVISION SERVICE. 1925 18th
at ne
Evening star., 1952-10-06
hEkR-WoMEN
CLERKS

For dry cleaning stores. Hours: 9:3O
am: to Pm. Apply DICKEY'S
CLEANERS. 7th and Franklin SITS
Evening star., 1952-10-06

White, over 20, for dry cleanins
plant: Experfence preferred but not
essential See MIR. OPPENHEIMER
at 1900 Alaska ave., corner Ga. ave
Pnono RIA. 5000. -
Evening star., 1952-10-06

1885 yrs. OF age; for work in lost
town; considerable phone work and
public contact; 5-day, 4O-hr. week:
Tree tfansp.; paid vacation and sick
leRYe RhnnA fnr annnintnnanf :
Evening star., 1952-10-06
BAKERY SALES CT,ER1

11:S0-S PM, Silver Spring, Nd.
Immediate openings in modern. at.
nylon uniforms furnished, numerous
employment benefits, including
group insurance. disqualification, paid
vacations. sick leave and purchase
diRcnalnt
Evening star., 1952-03-22
Prince Georges Board
Promises Breakdown
Of Budget tomorrow

A breakdown Of the SIS million
Prince Georges budget will be re.
leased for publication tomorrow
the county commissioners prom.
Used last night after wrestling with
the figures for more than /:
hours.
The commissioners finished a,
midnight. leaving compilation o1
tentative allotments to Controller
Carl Mace.
Their decision came after SHARP
attacks earlier yesterday by the
heads Of two civic organizations
who had asked that detailed budget
information be circulated before
the first public budget hearing or
Tuesday.
1.-THE people can form no intel
'ligent opinions and can make nj
well thought out recommends.
tons, unless they have an oppor-
tunity to study the budget" sale
Walter F. Mulligan, president Of
the county Civic Federation.
I'VE asked for detailed informa.
ton and made personal efforts te
obtain it." Mrs. william Wood
president of the League of Women
Voters, declared. "But it was moi
Forthcoming, the commissioner,
said, because preparation Of the
material would have been time.
consuming and costly"
The commissioners said they
were too tired to argue about any.
thing until Tuesday.
Evening star., 1952-03-22
Fairfax Democratic Leaders
Back Primary in New District

Support Of a primary election
Ito select q Democratic nominee
for the new 10th congressional
district in Northern Virginia was
voted last night by the Fairfax
County Democratic Executive
Committee.
Guy M. Bayes, chairman of the
committee, said the committee
vote was based on the recent opin-
ion Of State Attorney General
Lindsay Almond that a primary
election under the unusual con-
ditions existing this year is legal.
Political leaders throughout the
State have been fearful that pri-
maries were ruled out for con-
gressional races as a result of the
redistricting of Virginia's nine
districts when the new 10th was
created. The redistricting act does
not become effective until June 28
90-Day Requirement.
But a primary election is sched-
uled for July Is. and candidates
are required by law to file 80 days
in advance. Many Democratic
party leaders feel that legal ac-
ton could result if primaries were
held. based on an argument that
the mechanics Of the law were
Evening star., 1952-03-22
Arlington Board Asks Report
On Comments in Pension Audit

tirement Board. said he could give
his personal assurance that the
funds are in good order. He said
loans are made only after apprais-
ers have checked the property in
volved and that no loan is made IL
an amount exceeding so per cent
of the appraised value. Loans are
granted only by unanimous agree
ment of all members Of the Retire
|ment Board. MIR. Frisbie said.
Mr.. Dugan said he believes the
county board Is due an explana-
|tion on the comments made by
the auditors. He said that lone
large loan was made to type OF
business that could fail in short
time"
Commonwealth's Attorney Will
liam j. Hassan said that after he
took Office January he has made
certain recommendations regard
ling the maintaining of records oi
1.-THE retirement board but he said
he had never received . copy oi
1.-THE auditors report.
Evening star., 1952-03-22
Girl, 3, Falls in 37-Foot Well,
Mother Jumps In, Aids Rescue
Fother Injuries Ankle
When He Leaps From
Third-FIoor Window
sy ths As.oeIo.ed Press

CRYSTAL BEACH. Nd. Mar,
| -Three-year-old Mary Mar
lgaret Kaufman tumbled into q
well yesterday, but her mother
Jumped in after her and held hel
lup until they could be pulled out
The little girls father. 36-year-
old Harry Kaufman, helped get
them out after jumping from q
Ithird-fioor window.
The near tragedy was at 9
home the Kaufmans are building
ion the Magothy River, northeast
lof Annapolis.
| Mary was playing on the firs'
floor. Her mother Margaret. 2S
was outside. Her father was on
top Of the house.
The 4-foot well opening Is II
the cellar. A hole had been left
lin the first floor, 10 feet above it
Iso water could be pulled up fol
mixing concrete and plaster. The
well Is 81 feet deep. It had "a
Ifeet Of water In It.
Mary toppled through the hole
lin the first floor and Q workman
shouted for help.
"I thought he was kidding at
first" she said, but when ! saw
him running downstairs ] knew
Iit was true. / jumped right In.
Il knew I might land on tor
Iof her in the narrow shaft" Mrs
kaufman said. ''but 1t was Q case
Iof taking the lesser Of two evils
Il knew she would drown other
wise" "
HI treading water and holdinf
Evening star., 1952-03-22
Prince GeorgesG.0
Elects Officer Slate

The Republican Club Of Prince
Georges County has elected these
officers:
Edwin A. Glenn. Morningside
president: Robb B. Beall, Ard
more, first vice president: Mrs
Charles Sauls, Maryland Park
second vice president; Herbert
Freeman, Brandywine, third vice
president: Mrs. Virginia Bryant
Berwyn Heights, secretary. and
Mrs. Grace Stansbury, Capitol
Heights, treasurer.
Mrs. Dorothy Sousa, former
secretary, refused nomination
William r. Rice was elected del
|egate to the State Central Com
|mittee.
The group voted to join the
Council of Republican Clubs o1
Prince Georges County and select.
led Mrs. Sousa, Charles Sauls and
Mayor John Torvestad Of Colmal
Manor as delegates.
II. Grady Gore, candidate for
the Republican nomination fol-
Senator, and Joe Mulieri, candi.
date for Congressman from the
Maryland 5th district spoke at the
meeting.
A special meeting Of the club
will be held April 4 in the Cottage
City FirehouSe.
Evening star., 1952-03-22
Prince Georges Adds
$4,000 10 Hospital
Fund for Indiqents

Operation Of the Prince Georges
General Hospital will cost county
taxpayers $4,000 this year, in
stead Of the 100000 previously
estimated.
An extra $4,000 was appropri-
ated by the County Commission
ers yesterday after Supt. Harry
w. Penn reported a heavy in
crease in the number of indigeni
Ipatients.
|. Mr.. Penn said the SIS, 900 would
cover the county's share of such
costs for the six-month period
beginning January /.
Step Up Welfare Aid.
Approval was given at Hyatts-
vile in whirlwind session which
preceded an into-the-night strug-
|gle with the county budget.
Mr.. Penn told the board that
INDECENT costs are UP since some
patients are hospitalized longer
than necessary because they have
no place to go If they are dis
charged.
The commissioners then adopt
ed another motion directing well
fare workers to step up search fol
suitable accommodations.
States Share Going Down.
School Supt. William S. Schmidt
brought the county heads to theil
toes with an announcement thai
his department. which has an $s
million allotment. may have tt
have more money because Of the
$54 million jump in the county.
aSseSSable basis.
AS the tax base goes up, he re-
minded the board, the State.
share Of the school load goes
eyes," a commissioner groaned
"and so do we" 50
The board said study would be
given q request for $500 tt
finance a branch library at. Suit.
land.