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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books opened,
refs; open rate. JU. 9-6564. 27s
masters degree, di-
versified experience, local references,
AGrnH1NTeEly AiGmmsdiately available UN; 4-3os7.
soE si9n' 4da.H RaTt-time, sfer wide experience
ADV. AND SALES promotion adv: top
refs: proved results; pit. time. Let s
discuss your adv. problems. EN-.
ATTY. SO. wide exper.. desires ONCE
and small salary, exch. services; OBJ
Ject. pvt: practice. Box ALL. Star. "
taught chemistry. physics (colored),
hard worker: excel. references; sal.
open. Inquire IA: 9-5595-
BOOKKEEPER CASHIER, middle
aged. highly qualified. take full
payrolls; best ref; part or full time.
BooKKEEPrER-office r.-Typist; 20
yrs. exper. all phases dble. entry incl.
Payrous. constr. autos, mfg, tag and
legal Full charge. EN-. 3-1951:
BOOKKEEPER or ONCE assist man
ager. we'll educated. 25 years expert.
in double entry, etc; typing and
calc machines. Also writes and
sDeafs seeafste s1sh SoSh ansnty 1s & 9uck kxde for
refs: Desires steady S POSITION, POSITION 500; s or
9 day work in ofhce of import
expt. business. Please write Box
BooKKEEEfaPsER ACCOUNTANT, age
32. BCs, 5 yrs exper:, desires posi-
ton ton ny: ny Or Mont. Co. Poplar 2
CARETAKER or watchman. white,
experienced. responsible. Box 37-L,
CARPENTER. available for building
custom house or repair work; excel
rs lent n,,FSit,s refs KE; 5y,TS SS-4So6. INA M23
civil ENGINEER@Gov't employe
GS-13 (Chief. Structures and
Grounds. Maintenance sectionl. sep
arated from Govt by reduction in
force; EnS desires perm. position. Box
CoNsTRaGGCSaTEioN GSaEio ENGINEER, college
trained. 10 yrs. exper. in surveying,
subdiv. work, comm. bldg. Box
CoNTkiAeToR, sSSlki sfeEi with nv. good car
working machines. all equipment,
ready to go; don't phone unless you
mean. business. Willing and very
able to take complete charge Of any
constrgction. BACON. ST. $4,000,
Executive ADMIN1sTRAToREMan
with vision and ideas desires asso-
citation with strong. reliable firm;
experienced lawyer. business advisor
and consultant; accountant. writer.
organizer and personnel admins
TRAITOR. A man you can trust. Box
or caretaker. desires Job.
small family: MIR. BEARD, 6O7 10th
ISSTiERiIoR DESIGN STUDENT. in
End. year, desires summer art or
clerical work. IA. 2-7221. -21
JANITOR wants part-time Job after
noon or night; prefer once or apt.
house cleaning; has local refs. ME.
S-0179.
JANITOR, colored, single. desires en-
ployment part time and living quar-
tiers. ia. 7-5l1S. 21"
NIGHT CLERK. hotel or club. mid
night to early morning; acct. back
ground: graduate of Lewis Hotel
Training School Box 27-L. Star
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BAR-CHECKER, experienced only.
luxury restaurant, good starting sal
Send resume. Box ASK. Star.
BEAUTICIAN, exper., perm. position,
sal. and commission. 239 N. Glebe
rd.. Arl., Va. IA. S-sS4S. 30
CANVASSERS, c experienced. for the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO. Cali
Mr.. Souders, 10. S-2523 after $50
pm. -21
CASHIER. experienced on MGR, lux
ury restaurant, excellent starting
salary, good meals. Hours $50
am. to 4 pm; 6-day week. Send
resume. Box ASK, Star. -21
Tv TALENT HUNT-whits, semi
professional acts for television. RE.
7.7300, Q 0,m,.0 p,m 27S
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HElP-WoAEN

sECRETARY--;Must 20 able 70 take
dictation; National Headquarters.
Catholic organization; 5-day Wk.; !;
vacation with pay, disqualification,
retirement plan. Call RE. 7-36S3.
Ext. 245 for appointment -21
engineering contractors
ONCE: must have experience In pvt.
business, and be accurate: salary
$40 for 5-day week: permanent.
Call ST. 3-6352 Sunday or DI.
7-1677 during week. 90
SECRETARY-At least 8 yrs local
law office exper. required. Start $40
wk. RE. 1877, MR.. LUBAR. -25
SECRETARY For operating room
once. 5h-day wk. Shorthand and
tipping necessary. Liberal personnel
policy. Apply NURSING OFFICE
Emergency Hospital. I'LL New York
SECRETARY, legal. 1-girl ONCE.
8 to 5, 5-day week. Exper. de-
sirable but not essential. Near
tive surroundings. AID. 4-1272.
SECRETARY to head of firm in 6il-
yer Spring. Start at 5000 per
month, bright future. Very inter-
esting job. Must be capable steno
Write Box 31S-G,' Star
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or caretaker. desires Job
small family MR. BEARD. h07 1Otk
OFFICE MANAGER

Young family man, age 80, we'll ed
ucated. nice appearance, 6 years
experience as administrative assist
ant, executive secretary, working
knowledge Of accounting. with some
sales BACKGROUND, desires challeng-
ing position in MANAGEMENT with
commensurate salary. Available July
l. Box 4SO-U. Star. 21e
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

COUPLE, colored, wife cook, husband
butler or chauffeur. co. 5-6549.
COLORED EMPLOYMENT for hiRh
Ii. 1896.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ADM. :AaSST.--Attr., young woman.
oustrial, 2 years Govt, 4 years re-
tan, seeking interesting Job with fu-
ture, shorthand, tipping, bkkpy, In
dustrious, responsible; can handle
personnel, correspondence. Current
employed; $4,000 min. sal. Box
BOOKKEEPER, full charge; capable
@S1annaglps ga gn ONCE, desires 5-day wk;
CLERK - preferable; store maid;
so41 satSd sirl; 3; 8. DEG. Colored. Ii.
T-''l0 any time Sat- after 2 81. Sun
COMPANION-NURSE-Reliable white
woman would like daytime employ
ment in NV. section; live out; ex-
GeIlent Ir Tedtssrences; res reasonable wage.
CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY, now
employed, completely familiar Govt.
= yrs. legal exper, 2 public rela-
rsP GaRsse a..sssT. ssSMns msOr
shoTthand I i4e, e sypinF snlnk s5' 5or Mioi. gol
mum salary $5,S0O. Box 325-K.
star. 20
co9k 90 s.ysgs ysns' Job; dependable; refs.
ELEVATOR-sWITCHBOARD operator,
colored. experienced. with references.
AID. 2-03l9.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, ADEQUATE
oual. and references. NO, 7-3O53.
GIRL. colored, clerical. bookkeeper.
cashier, counter clerk, tipping exper. !;
s1sfs4' th@fe, yrs college I0c' refs. %! .A.
GIRL, colored, desires child care. in
Sc; section If possible; refs. 10.
GIRL. colored. wishes Job as maid in
beauty parlor or in specially shop;
good ref. ia: 2-0565.
GIRLS, colored, exper.. desire cafe
terra, maid. or dry cleaning. clerical
work. LU. 1-4110. 21s
GIRL, colored, h. 8. grad. wishes
mothers helper, baby sitting or Of
nee work; can type. LU. 4-7413.
GIRL, colored, desires hotel maid Job
or cleaning. Phone RA. 6-7034.
GIRL colored, desires Job as typist or
clerk; experienced. Call NO. 1850.
GIRL, colored. graduate costume de-
signer. wants work Of any kind, work
with clothes or sewing preferred.
MILDRED. LU. 1886. 23S
HOUSEKEEPER, small adult family,
live in; S25 week; good nurse. Box
HOUSEKEEPER-NURsE. white. will
care for elderly couple or baby. Du.
-.QNQa Sun
Evening star., 1953-06-21

Telephone Soliciting
Full or part time done from your
own home. Pays well Cali XII.
TYPIST or stenographer wanted for
professional atr-cond. ONCE; under
80. Apply RIM. 201. 1116 18th
TYPIsT. responsible young woman,
work in SIN. congenial ONCE: knowl-
edge of shorthand helpful but not
necessary must be able to answer
phone; Call in person: 9th fir..
TYPIST-File clerk for interesting
position in pleasant surroundings.
1885 pref. 37Ha-hour wk. Apply
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL OF
FICE, 36th and Woodley I'd. NV.
TYPIST. SKILLED; prepare photo
graphic copy for natl wkly. on IBM
(PSM machine; 3 days, 2 nights;
$50: prefer middle-aged who likes
to type, wants secure job. Write
Box 429-J, Star.
TYPIST. fast. for permanent position
with old. established firm; full OF
part time: not over 40; call MRS
GARDNER, MA. 8-O155. -23
TYPIST texperienced) and clerk for
insurance brokers' ONCE. Call MR..
HENNEBERGER. RE. 7-49OO. 20
TYPIST-FILE CLERK-For hospitaI
record room: no technical knowledge
needed; 52-day week; meals if de-
sired. Apply Record Room, DOC.
TORS HOSPITAL, 1918 Eye st. NV
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STENOGRAPHER

Permanent. position for an able
years. type At least As w.p.m. and
take shorthand at 80 w.pm.
Pleasant working conditions and con-
venient to public transportation.
We offer group insurance, paid va
cations, sick benefits and many other
APPLY $50 TO 4. MON-FRl.
SAFEWAY STORES
1S45 4th at NE.
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MACHINE BOOKKEEPER

MEDICAL TECHNICIAN. registered;
for downtown internist's once; top
salary. TIE. 6-8774. -22
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
Wanted for doctors ONCE. Call OIL.
2-8293 after z pm. -21
NURSE, white, age 26 to 80; pvt
hospital; live In or out; refs. co.
5-4754. -2l
NURSE for doctors ONCE, part time
q full time. state salary expected.
Write TO Box l3Q-K, Star. -22
equipped operating room in 115-bed
hospital; good personnel policies,
maintenance II desired: other OPEN
tngs. Contact Director Of Nursing.
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL Bethesda,
Nd, OIL. %.0760. -2l
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PART TIME
EVENING WORK

Young women, 21-35 yrs. Of age, to
serve our advertising customers by
phone. Pleasant telephone voice
and good typing speed are required;
2 evenings per week. $3.50. Apply
Personnel, Room sos. Open week
days. S:30-5. and Sat, 81. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
I'M pnn0o Ava Al w
Evening star., 1953-06-21

SEAMSTRESS, white, for linen serv-
ice. Must know. Singer power ma
chine. Regular hours, vacation and
INSURANCE benefits. Apply. DISTRICT
white, air conditioned
linen room in downtown hotel. Apply
Box 339-K, Star. -26
SEAMSTRESS-Exper.; must be fast
on alterations, capable Of taking
care of counter In busy valet shop;
good opport., excel. salary; vac. with
pay. Write and give all particulars
to Box Ak, Star. 90
SECRETARY, young woman, 1S to 80.
to work in real estate ONCE: must
be able to type and know some
shorthand: 6-day week. 8 to $50.
MILLER EVELOPMENT CO. 1879
Massachusetts ave. NV. -21
Evening star., 1953-06-21

2 MONTHS IN MAINE
White nurse for small children; local
refs. required. Call XII. 9-5774.
-21
COLORED LADY for colored family
Child care and light house work in
exchange for rm.. board and salary.
Ii. 4-6776.
COLORED WOMAN for g.h.w. and
cooking. 2 mos. at Rehoboth
Beach, Del; position can be perma-
nent in Washington If satisfactory
Recent refs. required. Salary open
Call MRS. CALDWELL, MA. S-6757,
Mon, for interview. -21
Evening star., 1953-06-21
TOp-NOtch Executive

II, yrs. exper. as buyer, sales mgr.
store mgr, in housewares, appliances
and TV, desires pos. with wholesale
or retail outlet in exec. sales or
mgmt: capacity in this or other
field. KE. 7-O13O. BOX 4s2-H, Star.
MAN, with over 20 yrs exper. in re-
tail lumber and residential building
business. Familiar with all phases
incl. management and sale. Ref
JU. S-9395.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
AGENTS

CHRISTMAS CARDs-Unique gallery
who want something different" No
other line like 1t. Selection Of 126
exclusive designs, including SO
especially for business firmS-all
with customers name. Wide price
range. Up to So to S75 commission
on each sale. Full or part time. For
elaborate sample outfit from famous
old-established firm, write PROCESS
CORP. 1850 8. Troy. Dept. &c. Chi
cago %. Ill.
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PART TIME
OR
FULL TIME

can use a couple hours
of your free mornings, afternoons
or evenings to earn S35 to $50
each week, by displaying costume
jewelry. Full-time workers earning
much more. No canvaSsing, deliver
ing or collecting involved. No ex-
appointment, phone AP. 1885.
from 8 to 10 am. and from 8 to
pm. ga
Evening star., 1953-06-21

you learn. full or part time. Apply
DON PALL1Ni DANCE STUDIOS
2625 Conn. Ave. NV, D. C.
1881 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
YOUNG WOMAN. white, 26-36 yrs. to
do light assembly and finishing bench
work: Georgetown; good. eyesight,
tisl; No exper, REQUIRED. Phone sun.
12-3 pm: for interview. HU. 3-9432.
YOUNG WOMAN to assist in our COL
lection once. Excellent opportunity
for advancement. EISEMAN'S. COL
IF a FIJI GIRL, 1929, coll.s.
tsyss; szsssS' sC teach ballroom dancing; Ia. Ma
COLLEGE GIRL, business or secre.
tarial experience. to learn import
export trade. MA. s-6475. 90
MANAGER, white. for
small rooming house; widow pref.
between 1880: small apt. and utils.
furn. Box 301-K, Star. -23
(2) WHITE MATTRESSES. CONDO
LIER RESTAURANT, 1900 Columbia
Pike. Arlington, Va. 26s
HOUSEWIvES-Earn spare time pay.
Mrs. r averages "a .O0 per hr. Pleas
ant work; flexible hours. No can.
vassing.. delivering or collecting.
Car and phone needed. Phone Mrs.
Stecker. NO. 1874.
AMERICAN AIRLINES SECRETARY,
shorthand and typing required; pref.
to college grad; atr-cond. of1ces; 40
hr. wk. free mileage allowance for
travel. o. g.. Canada and Mexico;
annum. req. increases. interviews,
Monday and Tues, June 20 and 23,
1913. BIS 18th st. NV, 30
Evening star., 1953-06-21
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

For employment Odd Jobs, yard work,
wall washing. carpentry, houseclean-
ing, etc. SALVATION ARMY. Ha1 bor
L1ghts Corp. ME. S-4532
COLORED MAN wants most any Kind
6s%S9ork O. s%oTk; d. c. drivers permit. Ii.
COLORED MAN wants work, paint
ing. gardening and housecleaning;
experience and refs. Ii. 4-l736.
work, experienced driver; Kit. work
Or store work. Call LU. 1-6252.
COLORED MAN wants Job aS laborer
only. Call LA. 6-7429.
COLORED SCHOOL BOY wishes work
OF any kind. 10. 2-9599.
COLORED UNIVERSITY STUDENT
desires living quarters and small sal
ary IN exchange for custodial serv-
ices Tel. II: 3-4625. 21s
COLOKED SCHOOLB0Y wishes lob
HO. 2-94S6.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

TV and Charm School
Opportunity
Il HR. AIR TIME FROM N. W
Future Tor young woman with style
and personality. Train with we'll
known TV and charm school di-
rector. Must be financially able to
support self during training period
and then take over both TV program
and school with immediate income
from both. Interviews arranged in
n. Y. Washington. or Richmond.
photograph. Box 234-K. Star.
UNDERWRITERS one of city's
large general agencies: excellent op-
portunity for thoroughly experienced
woman; good starting salary. en-
ploye benefits. MR.. SHOEMAKER,
ME. S-0922
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Ladies
In Government

SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY WILL BE
GIVEN TO SEVERAL LADIES IN
GOVERNMENT. WITH CARS TO
AND AT THE SAME TINE. EARN
EXTRA INCOME PART TIME;
COMMISSION ONLY. BOX 379-J,
Evening star., 1953-06-21

COLORED LADY, settled, as house
keeper in colored family; Q small
children: stay nights. RIM. and
board. NO. 7-O9S4, 2ls
Evening star., 1953-06-21

with car, afternoon and eve
ming hours: as much as $75 per
week. LA. 6-5205.
clerical work in cashiers once OF
stock exchange flrm; July and Aug.
only; salary $46. Box 6-K, Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
THOR CORPORATION
CAMPBELL'S

CAMPBELL'S
Will interview by appoint
ment, applicants for
,CASHIER-NCR 1000 OPERATOR
Cashier or posting exper. nee
eSSary. Will teach operation of
NetionalS new and advanced
machine. If you possess both
sonaiity, W YOU % should investi- @
gate an exceptional opportunity
BY calling MR.. RAMSEY at
OI. 7-S464.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
YOUNG LADIES

YOUNG LADIES
Intelligent, neat and attractive to be
trained for positions as teachers,
supervisors. interviewers and recep-
tionists for one of Americas out
standing dance studios. Earn while
you learn. full or part time. Apply
In person. 2 til 10 pm.
1925 Conn. Ave. NV, D. C.
1881 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va,
Evening star., 1953-06-21

Foreign service, High School
graduate with minimum l
years experience on DSJ Vari-
typer. Write giving full par
ticulars regarding personal
history and work experience
Please include telephone num-
ber.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
TELEPHONE
AID CLERKS
PART TIME
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

Young women. 21-36 yrs. Of age,
pleasant telephone voice, capable Of
dealing with public. Good .typine
These are permanent positions. APP
ply Personnel. Room 6O5; open
weekdays, S:30-6 and Sat. 9-1. Nc
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1953-06-21

opportunity for pleasant
young lady as
Evening star., 1953-06-21

OFFICE CLERK and cashier. Must
be capable of both cashiering and
ONCE work; sick leave and vacation
plan. MA. $500. Ext. 1852. pa
PIANIST-Must be able to play ali
types Of music. Apply 1924 M st.
NV. co. 5-9870. -2l
PHOTOGRAPHERS; projection printer
experienced in mass production.
PHOTO LAB. INC, 1895 Georgia
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11O1 Penna. Ave. NV
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-02-15
How Armour Dollars we're spent in 1852

Thu dollars 1882
in materials and
supplies We paid 600 employees total of s2588o3
sand
$lO285 $3.50
for
s218567O7 1852 all that left for profit
abouon O a the dollar
inability realize adequate
last would be farm ranch did Also
wudby
to develop good make for the bad
always extremely small in
finished the salaries paid employees In
total profit last year equal to:
-only4 of a dollar livestock and
other materials and supplies
-ony33 of for ach dollar of
small
the packing industry!
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-02-15
Opportunities for livestock producers are
letting better every year. You'll see why in
ARMOUR AND COMPANY'S
REPORT TO AGRICULTURE

Despite disappoinments 1882 firmly believe that all
of usrancher farmer and retailer akehave
future in the business of providing Americas food.
More than million babies have been born in the
United States the last six and the number of births
high The first of these children started
school last fall They all growing They will need and
food produced farm ranch and prepared for the
table in plants.
At the time older folks staying with longer People
who reach IS be expected live another IA
average
The result that population going the of 1000
day-and so the demand for three meals day.
There other why believe the future looks
very bright for everyone engaged in the food business You'll find
of them the pages of our Report agriculture which follow.
These the times make bold plans though know
that there be sebacks We always face the risk of drouh
crop failures animal disease and market fluctuations But the
stany growing demand for of all kinds for egg poultry
and dairy products that business and business
prosper the long pull
We Armour and Company look forward much better
1858 and continued growth and Improvement We have the
hopes for friends Americas farms and ranches. We
pledge you continued efforts provide the best possible
your products 1853 and in years
@7zy<s&M
Evening star., 1953-01-25

mers ago when we played the
back nine first and Max had a
great 30. the finest nine holes of
golf I've ever witnessed. He had
81 on the front nine.
Ralph Bogart recalled playing
a round with Worsham on a cold
day in a sleeting rain when
Worsham shot a IS, seven under
par. Bogart recalls that as the
best golf he's ever seen under the
conditions.
Elbir, like Worsham, also has
a SIS to his credit, made with
three assistant pros from Chevy
Chase several years ago in an in
formal round. Worsham's unof-
fetal mark of 81 on the front
nine only gets him a tie with
John S. Brookes, jr., a persistent
senior rival Of Mcclure and Col.
Belshe. who also shattered par
by five strokes in his best golfing
effort for nine holes.
But while the phenomenal
rounds are numerous in friendly
competition. nobody ever has
done much with the course under
pressure. Those narrow fairways
close in when the heats on.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
John O'DonneII and Erie Ball
Share Record at Burning Tree

Continued From Page CID
senior championships, which
have been held there for several
years.
There are only two or three
open holes. The other are bor-
dered by trees but today the
course is easier than it was a
few years ago when the fair
ways were lined lby woods so
dense you couldn't even see
through them. They have been
cleared over the years, and now
stray shots often can be played
out.
The official course record Of
SO is shared by John O'Donnell,
Norfolk pro, and Erie Ball. now
of Chicago, who was the Farm
ington Club pro in Charlottesville
when he posted his three-under-
par round. O'Donnel's record
was made in 1916 when he shot
1859 in the Open qualifying,
and Balls in 1912 when his 69-70
won medalist honors in the PGA
trials. Rut Coffey. the former
Winchester pro, posted pair OF
70s that day.
The official amateur record is
q stroke higher at 10. When the
District championship was
played there in 1880, an excep-
tional field turned out, with
Miller B. Stevinson, Harry Pitt.
Roger Peacock. John Shorey and
many other top amateurs of the
day
A youngster from Washington
Golf and Country Club-Frank
Roesch-won the title with a 300
score. which is even 75s, but his
second round was a two-under-
par 10. The late Walter Nc
Callum, in covering the tourna-
ment for The Star, referred to
Roesch's round as a course
record at the time. He dropped a
40-foot putt on the 18th for his
70.
In 1850, playing from slightly
more advanced tees, Col. Tom
Belshe posted a 70 in winning
the Middle Atlantic senior title.
Col. Belshe, club member. many
times has been near that figure
in friendly matches. John E.
Mcclure, also a club member and
a par-breaking senior golfer.
holds the unofficial record with
Sc.
WOrSham And Elbin Had Gas.
The unofficial record of 81 is
shared by the present Burning
Tree pro, Max Elbin, and Lew
Worsham, one of his predeces-
sors. BY wire from Phoenix,
AriZ.. where he is playing in the
$4,000 Phoenix Open, Worsham
confirmed that he had played
the course in 81 unofficially, but
that 10 was his best competitive
round. He shot the latter in the
Open trials of 1916, the year be-
fore he became the National
Open champion.
l can confirm Elbin's 81 as
was playing with him two sum-
O'DonneII's PIuy Champs
ODonnell's girl basketball
team will meet the Demoneer
team of Virginia Beach, 1852
Virginia champion, today at
o'clock at the George Mason
High School gym in Falls Church,
Va.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
O'DonneII's PIuy Champs

O'Donnell's girl basketball
team will meet the Demoneer
team of Virginia Beach, 1852
Virginia champion, today at /
o'clock at the George Mason
High School gym in Falls Church,
Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01

What guarantee do you receive
on the used car you buy?
MOST OF OUR LOGAN OWNER
RATED USED CARS ARE GUAR.
ANTEED 10000 MILES OR 1 YEAR.
THIS MEANS BOTH PARTS AND
LABOR AT NO COST TO YOU.
OTHERS WITH A 30-DAY w. A. T.
GUARANTEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01

Who has Owned the car before
yow-and ,chat kind of care did
it receive?
EVERY LOGAN OWNER RATED
USED CAR CARRIES A SIGNED
STATEMENT FROM THE FORMER
OWNER TELLING YOU ALL ABOUT
THE CARS PAST PERFORMANCE
SUCH AS GAS MILEAGE, THE
STEERING, THE PICKUP. WHETH-
Err THE CAR HAS BEEN IN AN
ACCIDENT. ETC.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-08

May 26, 1894 GAS Stat. 8O9) Anl- ehorage Serial No. O22484 for a tract of land described as Tract
 A, of the WrangeI group of homesites situated on Zimovia Strait near Wrangell, Latitude 56o- 2T10" N Longitude 132o23' W. Plat of U. s. Survey No. 2321. con- taining All acres and it is now in the files of the District Land Office Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- yersely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the District Land Office within
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-08
HOUSING CHIEF ON VISIT HERE

L. R. Durkee, head of the Hous- ing and Home Finance agency reg ional office in Seattle which in- eludes Alaska, was an overnight visitor in Wrangeu last week. Nr Durkee, who has been on a swing throughout the Territory, was en route home via Ketchikau. He stop per over here to take a look at the new city warehouse and it's equip ment and 10 see how Wrangeu was coming back after the fire.
 It was Mr. Durkee's agency that handled the financing of Wran- gelrs assistance after the fire of last year after the President had made money available from his en- urgency fund to help the town. AL together il totaled about S45.O00- S20,00O for the new warehouse. S15,O0O for tools and equipment and $10,OOO to clear the waterfront and build asidewalk. All of this was a direct grant to the city.
 'The town is mighty grateful to Mir Durkee for the excellent coop eration he gave this community in our time of disaster" said the May or today. "The town is deeply grateful"