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HELP MEN and WOMEN tcont. }

business with pOstxaE fusIEs position e.
sstasa RGH sa2 nea ssn1
xe!l-rSid work part or fun time; chance
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or employment
CIGAR COURIER NJ CLERKS, pleasant, well.
paid work part or full time: chance for
promotion. Apply at once at any PEOPLES
DRUG STORE or employment office. n P
tGIoUfLE for cleaning and cooking; to live
&C ppL ;ia country home, near Wash;
ss@PlSysd. Box s77.Y, star. D"eA''
s fG' here t. last 60 Of to n ssseh xoo S %
airy, which starts May 15, All expenses;
me- Mis- 81 sff6fe p 70 4s sm any
live in, wife to do cooking, etc, man to
care for yard and serve table; no laundry.
FooD COUNTER CLERKS. 10 Or over; we
viii train you for essential work on our
Uniforms furnished and lau ad ieifh free
Apply AZ any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
FOUNTAIN. fun or part time; evenings.
NETS 70 10 zo sn Sas Sundays good salary and
MESSENGER, switchboard operator, news
weekly: III Aibee Building. 18th and e q
PASSENGER AGENT, business experience
age p TO 3d. pleasant personality, neat
appearance. Interviews until 5 pm
UNITED AIRLINES, Room 124, National
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN or woman to
handle ne. and Sc. properties, also nearby
Maryland; one with real estate experience
preferred, but will consider good salesman
experienced in other lines. See Mr.. Nett
vier, o. B. zANTZ1NGER CO.. 945 K
st NV.
sALESPEoPLE-Men and boys furnish
ings and clothing depts.; good salaries,
positions permanent. LIVINGSTON 906-
q0S eth st. NV.
SECRETARY, experienced in natl. assn;
hours, o TO 5, half day Sat. $3.50 yr TO
start. Ma. 1926, MR.. SMART.
UNITED AIRLINES offers permanent res
ervationist positions. age II to 30; re-
ouireS good telephone voice, accuracy,
sdaptabilty. Interviews 10 am. to 5
pm UNITED AIRLINES. Room 739,
Shoreham Bldg. sos 18th St NV.
If YOU ARE an invalid, shut-in. etc, with
use of telephone and desire full or part
time work with good earnings, write Box
36S-Y, Star.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly: factory-trained MECHANICS.
offhGE MaGasE cRP Rend Is Bids
5 days: BERT GABBARD CO. sas Colo
AWNINGS rehung and repaired. Call after
AWNINGS. bags; canvas chairs, cots. ten
Ss ssas hsfy' co pno
SlHsf gof So o SeatheFDr0of retain Ss
cARPENTER - Cement and brick work,
waterproofing, painting clustering. heating,
g9ons as0e stes siding
making, remodeling and store front.
BooHER q AINsWoRTH; D1. o122;
LITERATURE & HENDRICKS. WA. 1918.
ELECTRIC WIRING nxtuIes, extra out
IL ao 1858 Sd nG "a ave- s0ef "a aaf
FLOORS, laying. sanding and finishing,
cleaning and waxing; old floors specially
FURNITURE REPAIRS, cabinetwork: 49,
delivery in pistrict and Vicinity: STEW
GENERAL GES BRICK WORK. stores, steps,
eS o ES s ssRsrete work. etc. R1NA1p! &
GENERAL BUHDING-we specialize in
pansns patsr and
g. $50 II g TxbtE FoP
sssss i It to so soD IN
flesh tone. blue or gold. Glass tops and mod.
f5n TTrer ws sd tS esf As
Ct ds.h s. at NV &C. oa0o
fof radiators and boilers; terms. 6912 4th
Fl ME s6 Orator satisfied Gus
toner brings future business for prompt
ing and floor refinishing., RA. 1890.
in Cali for free .st
mate. ME. 1921.
PAINTING, cleaning and screen repairing
PSlNTiNG, interiors. exteriors; Screen sore n'r re.
ARpsoN. NE. e74e: after s. AD, s6as
aofs Stained. ns can M ss4s ,sp eR
ninas lcolored). s.
PAINTING. interior. exterior; sherwin.
Williams paint used; Pre- estimates; Cal
PAINTING, PAPERING, alterations; rea.
sonable, reliable. eficient' Call SHEPHERD
PAINTING interior. exterior. by bes,
FArN s1iS piast.rins. paperins. roof 1 Work
Fasr hANH F4fEaS TX sSss in essers:iv
and distinctiye colors: private homes I
fgxsSsnIiS IKE f Lei Us as kem.
Tone your home; work done in MARYLAND
and Virginia area. SHAPIRO. AT. 1885.
repairs: white mechanics; work guaranteed
Gall any time. AID. Bloc.
PAINTING, interior and exterior; doori
CLEANED. waxed and polished. FIR. 1929;
PAINTING AND PAPERTNG, frst-cIss
york and MATERIAL; work done at once
4xea estimates IN 8602. o.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

MAID to do g.h.w, cooking; live in or cut.
Gai aftsF I'm osdTay gig H.. IN
out: off Fri. and all day every other Sum
day; SEQ q week; other help employed
wiling VII sst to go to Atlantic City for summer.
CHiLDREN'S NURSE, pleasant disposition,
wanted Immediately, 4, 5 or 8 wks. during
Army oficer's leave from overseas, free
to travel on vacation north, $35 wk.
chill DREN's NURSE. white, experienced
live in; GEORGETOWN; own room and bath:
top wages to right person. Phone DE.
COOK. white. g.h.w., for 2 adults; indi-
yidual living quarters and board: every
evening on. also Thursday and Sunday
COX, CIV; no laundry; $25 week;
no small children; 5A days q week, up
stairs room with radio; block from 10th
st. bus: require experienced. cheerful WON.
AZ with local reference. Box 2ss.x.
cS0x fer pr.ysss. saniis. nys N, soed
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time; tax returns, audits, statements;
prompt, reasonable. Shepherd 1854 90
ACCOUNTANT avail. approx hrs wkly
reg: daily basis: general records, financial
and tax reports; expert. AID. 0722 l6.
ACCOUNTANT, thoroughly experienced in
double-entry bookkeeping, auditing and tax
matters, seeks position with good concern
onering postwar stability: past draft age.
married; good habits; available June /.
Box 409-X, Star. 70
CONSULTING maintenance engineers--
surveys TO reduce maintenance cost. Write
to JOHN R. STUART. 1918 N. H. ave. NV.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
p9sisSns 9Re5ss1Ts nesasd pay slassss
1910 N. = ave. ME. 777s.
sTENoGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming Beginners and refreSher
courses in shorthand, tipping, bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretarial subjects, Civil
Service courses. Est. % years: accredited.
Inquire Ma. 1888. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888
E St lopp Capitol Theaterl.
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SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc.

COLORED GIRL wishes part-time work
Call MI 6747 after pm.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time house
work. Call TR. 1857.
GIRL. colored, wants days work, cleanins
and laundry. Elk. S745
GIRL, colored. wants daywork, SOC hour
s hours day; no Thursday. FIR. 5217.
WOMAN. colored, wants days work. SIS and
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

LEAVING for San Diego, Calf, May IS;
changed. Phone MR.. KEY, District 1896
70
RIDE WANTED, Texas or Oklahoma latter
part Of May; share expense. CO. 1922.
LADY wants ride to San Francisco: take
car out or assist with driving and ex-
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GROCERIES-BEER, $500 weekly business
good location, living quarters: price, $4,000
,Groceries-meats, 5000 wkly. business
living quarters. cheap rent; good money
maker, short hours; price, $3.50 COM
plete; terms.
Self-service advertisements, business
$1,000 wkly., new and modern equipment.
good business location, business can be
doubled If meats can be gotten; only S10,-
900 cash required down. KOGOD &
BOOKOFF. 631 ST. NV, Ma. 1889, GE.
Qo63 or RA H5SS
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clerical, good salary.
. week: conv. location:
Elk. 1858.
interested in learning
competent beginner who
.lege training and some
,rience; S150-Sl60 per
Z -hour week. with Sat-
Tree. Box 1887, Star.
- Competent young
during summer vacation
suitable for a school
reasonably good stenog-
competent stenographer
liable during July and
commensurate with
rite for interview. CIV
!. experience and salary
X. Star
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work and materials; work done ST once;
Sssa sstamats& IN $500. o.
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TO pm; every oIner SUNDAY on. Apply
TELEPHoN GSe oPERAToR, p. B. K: down.
town office; 30-hour week. State age, ex-
perience and salary required. Box 2S3-M,
TELEPHONE OPERATORS urgently needed
BY American National Red Cross; multiple
4 ofEaTos ssd ws ssS s1ao
month. Paid yaeations; n,+ Apply admins
TELEPHoNE OPERATOR, experienced;
ssans so SGrk so dssss
o. Apply Room D fos Sdministr a Bds.
RI TElE Mlasaosfn o ass over 49, hours
ll1pm to acra an. Apply chief operator,
T THLEPaaNE ofERAToRs. experienced;
ca rnings. s31 20 to S67 80 weekly. depend.
ing on length OF service: also part time
zsg Eth work < Apply Mem snDegms oe
$50 8, an. 70 pm; Sat, sac s5rs q b. e !
RoT ges f TElgPaoN Te co Hans sT
rangements approved by war Manpower
f fGnRPHSsE OPERATORS, branch switch
sas e Glss siEaE s1PS5fRfs
MsshsGssal.1s; Fl POSITIONS available in
aa q oe dsRs ARaaE co t.
T rih Isl. with knowledge of French pre-
ferred. Please apply FRENCH MISSIONS,
1871 r st. NV" RIM. 203, DE. 1885, Ext.
TYPIsT. resident of Bethesda: attractive
opportunity for young lady to. work in
congenial surroundings: good future; FL
TYPIST and general Office worker, good
pay. pleasant working conditions. excellent
opportunity; Apply COLONIAL STORAGE
| TYPIsT, some sales experience preferred,
| for electrical showroom. Permanent posi-
ton. $40, 900 18th st. NV.
TYPIST-For general ONCE work; good
salary; pleasant surroundings. Apply all
week, KAPLoWITz. 18th ST.. between
TYPISTS, 1 to 8 pm. or 1 to 9:45 pm,
for work In editorial and business offices
Of publishing organization. Telephone per.
sonnel dept, DI. 1900. or apply at I241
TWISTS for positions IL several q zou,
personnel ONCE. second floor, r St. ct 18th.
TWISTS urgently needed By American
National Red Cross to help carry out Iii
progrsm for your men and women In sery:
ise, Apply smuloymsnt otnes, 18TH and I
~, nv.
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FURNITURE sALEswoMEN. familiarit.
With furnipre styles and period desirable
e ao postion Apey PALAs RoY1
NRER 9E Wdak SEh esr
modern retail jewelry store; pleasant sur
MARX JEwEIRy CO. 75s 18th st. NV.
SUES coco sS0 pss fe oA a1u2sap H9ls
e GIRL, coli eoiored, Of good appearance: re
snfef ss assist ksa anaf e AR9
1879 New .r Hampshire Ssh aye ys.h NV ..s.d
aIsesSsf ii5o1 Agp St. NV. MEM A'
experience necessary; 44-hour week. Ap
o0sysd stsTs TT s8a
PHAR., $500 14th st. NV.
GIRL, colored, exp. with sandwich bloc
a and Tn s5E LII s0 Ph ns m ss
GIRLS IRIS wanted after school and Saturday
No Arcade Ap Mayke M ahd Ta2
GIRLS white te), to work in ofnce; mu.
se TowEI eo TIFF So
GIRL, celored. for general work in cafe
!
: CHEERIO CAFETERIA, 1745 F st. nv
GIRLS, colored to learn wool pressing
steady position, excellent pay, light worl
43-hour week. Apply in person, ARTIST
CLEANERS, 1925 South Capitol st.
!, GIRLS to assemble orders, 5-day weel
must be active; good salary and workiI
conditions. References required Apply
am. to 3 pm. Mr.. Wells. WASHINGTO
TOBACCO co, 63l Mass. ave. NV.
GIRL Or YOUNG WOMAN to do restau
rant work; good salary. also meals: Sur
days and holidays Off DIKEMAN'S RES
GLASS WASHER. colored: for high-clas
restaurant: steady lob with good wage
. and meals. Apply personnel ONCE. O'DON
! NELLS GRILL. 1907 E st. NV
HECHT CO. has part-time sales position
egsn in an several Haal dsRts Agp1y
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, preferably with
shorthand experience; opportunity for
permanent postwar position: good salar,
J Apply to Mr.. Aiken, GRoSNER Of 1872
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS, seniors preferre.
desiring evening work, 4 to z pm. dali
;. and all day SATURDAY. apply Miss Fife
, WESTERN UNION, Room COL, 10 14t
st. NV.
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EXPERIENCES OF }
 YEARS, JAP PRISON
 CAMP, WILL BE TOLD

Mrs. F. H. Morehouse will speak to the members of St. Margaret's Guild of the Church of the Holy Trinity on her experience of three years in the Santa Tomas Concen- tration Camp, P. l., at the regular meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Linn Forrest on the Glacier Highway.
 Mrs. Morehouse has lived in the Philippine Islands since 1883 where her husband has been a mining en- gireer. From the time of the Japa- nese invasion of the island until the return of the U. s. Army, the More house family was at Santa Tomas, and the last year of this internment was particularly difficult.
 Mrs. Forrest will be assisted by Mrs. Henry Sully and Mrs. John Young as co-hostesses. The meeting will begin promptly at 8 D. m.
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GOVERNOR,
 DELEGATE
 KEEP BUSY
Have Conferences with Heads of ofVarious Depart
 ments in Washington
By MARY LEE COUNCIL ( Secretary to Delegate |. L. Bartletp

WASHINGTON, Oct. } - Gov. Gruening and Delegate Bartlett have held conferences since their arrival in Washington from Alaska, with Secretary of War Patterson, Secretary of Agriculture Anderson, Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach and G. H. Helmbold, Assistant Deputy Administrator for Ship Operations of the War Shipping Administration
 Revision of the point system for discharge of Alaskans serving in the Territory was urged by Gov Gruening and Bartlett in their conference with Secretary of War Patterson. Alaskans serving in the Aleutians, the Pribilofs and the Alaska Peninsula west of the 154th meridian are able to claim overseas credit at the present time, but It is hoped this system can be en- larged so that all service through out the Territory can be claimed by Alaskans in receiving overseas credit for discharge.
 Gov. Gruening and Delegate Bartlett also stressed the import ance of a change in the War De- partments policy concerning de- pendents of military personnel in the Territory and urged upon Sec retary Patterson that families of men serving in Alaska be allowed to join them.
 Commissioner o1 agriculture for Alaska, G. W. Gasser, joined the two in their conference with Sec retary of Agriculture Anderson. A program for intensive agricultural research in Alaska, greater than ever before, was presented to the Secretary for inclusion in the budget for the next fiscal year
 The present and future policies of the Department of Labor in Alaska were discussed by the gov- ernor and delegate in their con- ferences with Secretary Schwellen- bach
 Jones Act Waivers
 Accompanied by representatives of the Alaska Steamship Company and the Alaska Transportation Company, Gov Gruening and Dele gate Bartlett conferred with G. II Helmbold of the War Shipping
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Administration looking toward ex- tension of Jones Act waivers in order to allow for two months be- yond Oct. 31 the transportation of passengers between Alaska ports on Canadian vessels The represen- tatives of the two American steam ship companies offered no objec- icns on the ground that traffic at the present time is too heavy for .leir equipment now in service.
 Reports On Alaska Trip
 Stating that it believes Alaska. has not developed to a point where 1t is ready for statehood, the h. terior Subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee has sub mitted to Congress it's report on the trip taken this summer to Alaska to inspect Interior Depart ment operations in the Territory.
 The conclusions and recom- mendations of the members of the subcommittee are briefed as fol- lows
 1-Believes that appropriate ac- ton was taken by the whole Ap- propriations Committee in refusing the initial blanket request of the Interior Department for S3,860,000 for the establishment of an Alaska development fund to make ex- tended surveys in Alaska and the subsequent request for S1,072, 500
 2-The General Land Office should have additional personnel to agricultural possibilities in the Territory.
 3-Furtner opportunities for in the Matanuska, Homer and other isolated areas are limited and by no means as ample as some reports have indicated. The committee believes that Homer could become an agricultural and fishing mecca if roads could be for markets. The com mittee feels it cannot recommend to returning veterans that they cut all ties and go to Alaska to home stead without making careful per sonal investigations.
 4-The Territory has failed to accept it's full share of responsi- biity in the construction and of roads, bridges and 
 Hospital Facilities Needed
 5-The committee feels that ad- ditional disqualification among the natives remains urgent and believes that many Army and Navy install lations in Alaska could be used to this advantage. The members found that the Army was willing to turn over Base Hospital No. 2 at Fort Richardson, which would accommo- date 400 patients, to the Territory or to the Interior Department in the near future. The committee recommended one of the six build ings at Excursion Inlet, which are permanent, could be used as a hospital for the natives or for a hospital for Alaskas insane in place of Morningside Sanitarium at Portland, Ore.
 6-The committee stated that ill
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many villages and towns, especially
 in Southeast Alaska, the Indian
 schools should be abandoned and
 the Territory should operate all schools for both native and white children.
 Railroad Improvements Estates that the Alaska Rail- road should be improved with the 1 S6,000, 900 now surplus with modern equipment for handling freight and 1 passengers. The members believe every effort should be made to maintain adequate railroad facili- ties between Anchorage and Seward until an all-season highway is con- structed.
 8-The committee does not feel justified in recommending appro- priation of additional funds for the improvement and development of existing parks and monuments in Alaska but feels instead activi- ties involving health, education and general welfare of the natives of Alaska should have first call on any funds spent in Alaska.
 Although the committee feels that eventually the claims of the Territory must be given serious consideration. it appears that up to the present time the Territory has not developed to a point where it is ready for statehood, that it has not enacted tax laws and other legislation, including in many in- stances modern social laws, which would place it on par with most of the 48 states of the Union, and the committee has serious doubts that it is ready to assume the role of a sovereign state now or in the near future'
 Airfield Construction
 Embodied in the report were ob- servations made by the members which revealed some interesting facts. The Federal Government, according to advice given the com mittee, has expended in excess of s336, 100000 in the construction of A airfields in Alaska, 32 having been built by the War Department, 12 by the Civil Aeronautics Ad- ministration Ladd Field, Fair banks, according to the report, cost approximately S35,o00,oo0 to con- struct.
 The committee believes Alaska is a mecca for tourist travel and states people should be encouraged to visit Alaska as tourists. The members also stated that many new mines will be brought into production during the next decade.
 The committee has called upon the Interior Department and the Federal Public Housing Authority for an explanation Of what they state is a "glaring example of the serious lack of coordination be- tween government agencies in the matter of building 30 small frame houses at Hoonah at a cost of more than S650,000. which is believed to be a price far in excess of the amount which should have been spent The members stated they
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WANTED

WANTED-T weld, repair, or fab ricate, any part that you have broken. lost, or wish to remodel CT re-fabricate. Oxy-Acetylene welding on cast-iron, steel, brass, bronze, copper, etc, etc. Paul Satko Repair Shop, 1402 Harbor Way. (lU,ooo-l mo-
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FROM WHITEHORsE

Here from Whitehorse, Y. T., and registered at the Baranof Hotel is T. c. White.
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WANTED-Board and room for mother and 4-year-old son. Call CT. Will pay we'll tl0,086-t4)
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FOR RENT-Garage. 925 w. 11th
 Street. (10,077-t4D
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LIGHTHOUSE and cabin on filled lot Has frontage on West 9th St. S1,400. Iiquire Madsen's Bike Shop. (1O,082-tf)
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modern six-room house, with full basement. Short dist ance on Highway. 3ls Acres patented land Beautiful view and large garden space. If in terested, write Empire C-6297.
 1O083-t6)
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WANTED To board out Husky Dog. Will pay board and food. P. o. Box 315, Juneau. Q0,085-tD
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WANTED-Furnished apartment or small house by Nov. 1st or 18th. Family of adults. Steadily em- ployed. Write Empire, C-6297.
 Q0,086-t6)
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WANT 2 size springs and mat tress. Have bargain in electric washing machine and Wringer. Good condition. Phone 236, Sea View Apts. (l0,O93-tf)
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GOOD building site on Harbor Way and Irwin St. Has 65 fit. frontage facing Boat Harbor. h. quire Madsen's Bike Shop.
 00,032-tf)
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GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nent, $7.50 Paper Curls, $1 up. Lolas Beauty Shop. Phone POI 315 Decker Way.
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WANTED-Your watch to repair. 30 days delivery, or less. 925 w.. 11th St. '10,081-t6)
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FOR RENT

TWO SLEEPING ROOMS Refer ences required. Breakfast privi- leges. Phone Red 615, before 4 p. m. Q0,070-tf)
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WANTED to rent, by Alaskan family. piano and 3 or more bedroom furnished house. Write Empire, C-6276. Q0082-tf)
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SEAVIEW APT.-One block from Federal Building.
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FOR SALE-Power boat, gun, tent, cooking utensils and some traps. 925 w. llth St. (10,081-t6)
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APARTMENT HOUSE. Central location. $l0O0O. Write Empire C-6260. Q0,070-tf)
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NEW OPPORTUNITY

NEW OPTOIN UNI I I
 Aggressive and energetic man to sell low-priced endorsed and ap- proved visual aid service to schools, etc. $1O0 weekly com mission. Permanent territory. Ser vice repeats. Old established firm. World News of Week, 15l2 Or leans Street, Chicago 10, III.
 C10,086-lt)
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1881 CHEV. SEDAN-In good con- dition. Ph. II, between, 10 a. m. and 5 D. m. (10,079-tfD
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FOR SALE-Rental property. Over
 S1,000 per year income. 925 w. 1lth Street. Q0,081-t6)