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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05
Requirements in
 Alaska Army Now
 Exceed All losses

HEADQUARTERS, Alaskan De- partment, Feb. 5.-During the per iod of January 2o-26, a total of ASA military replacements arrived from the States, while AIS soldiers and three civilian employees of the Alas kan Department returned home for separation, spokesman for Brig Gen. A. M. Gurney, commanding the department during the temper ary absence of It. Gen. Delos c. En- mons, announces.
 The new replacements, 355 Of whom arrived via the water route, while the remainder were flown in from Great Falls and Boeing Field respectively, have already been as- signed on the basis of local person. nel requirements to all the major stations in the Alaskan Department.
 This is the first time since July. 1945, that replacements have ex- ceeded losses, the spokesman for the Commanding General conclud- ed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05
PEACE AND 0RDER' IN TWO LOCALITIES,
 TROUBLE CENTERS

SAIGON, Indo-China, Feb. s. Mai Gen. Jacquest Leclerc, French commander here, issued special or der of the day today heralding the complete restoration of peace anc order in all of Cochin China Prov ince and in Southern Annam Prov ince
 Simultaneously, French spokes- man announced that French soy ereignty had been re-established fully in the remainder of Indo- China, south of the 18th parallel which approximately bisects Indo- China-but that considerable op- position still was expected between the 18th and 18th parallels, where Annamites have infiltrated from the Chinese occupation zone.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05
Yaniashifa's Fate Now Up
 To MatArthur

TOKYO, Feb. 5.-The U. s. Su- prema Courts rejection of It. Gen Tomoyuki Ylmashitas death-sen- tence appeal leaves final decision ur to General MacArthur and confirms that "the trial of war criminals def initely is a responsibility of the mill tary
 Allied headquarters officers, re- porting these conclusions today said that MacArthur has had the records of Yamashitas Manila trial for some days. There was no in- dication when he might act, and he has made no comment.
 The Supreme Court held that the U. s. military trial commission pro- ceeded legally in trying, conyicting and sentencing Yamashita to the gallows for condoning wholesale war atrocities in the Philippines.
 Whether defense counsel planned any further moves on Yamashita s behalf was not immediately learn ed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05
US0 Birthday Party Is Big
 Sut(ess Here

Last nights birthday party at the USO was a great success. Com memorating the fifth anniversary of the founding of the national USO. the affair at the local club attracted an excellent crowd, and j. arrived early and did not leave until late
 Informality and comradeship were the keynotes of the evening. While the guests were arriving they were entertained by the piano play ing of William II. (Hy) Seaman, who soon found himself the center of a community sing. Though keenly an- ticipating the program to follow, the group around the piano were reluc- tant to let Fly stop.
 The entertainment was off to a fine start with the appearance of icxtet of Juneau High School girls, Patte Davis. Claire Folta, Betty Lou Hared, Lois Hared, Harriet Maurstad and Joanne Novel;, ac- companied by Lily Ann Maurstad.
 Next came a group of songs by Pat Andrews and Shirley Edwards, of Douglas, whose accompanist was Fly, Seaman. Already well known in Juneau through their victory in the recent amateur night contest, when they appeared as a trio to- gether with Pat Balog, they sang last night without assistance of the latter who was i'll with a cold. It
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was agreed that they scored hi
 all over again.
 The audience was treated to ar insight into the literally worldwide operations of USO Camp Shows when Sylvia Davis was interviewed by Zach Gordon, the evenings mas ter of ceremonies. Sylvia, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs Trevor Davis has just recently completed four snd-a- half months USO tour, play ing before scores Of thousands of GIs in the Pacific. It was easy to visualize how much it would mean to lonely servicemen. far from home to have visits from talented and charming American girls like Syl- via.
 The last two numbers on the pro- gram were presented by a pair of old CT friends of the Juneau USO- Dick Peter, now civilian, and Bill Weaver, soon to be one. The form cd oonvulsed the audience with his vivid impressions in Spike Jones" numbers, and Weaver, now First of the Port Company, who delighted with his splendid singing of Annie Laurie" and If I Loved You"
 Zach Gordon spoke of deep grat- itude of the USO representatives, and of the many thousands of ser vicemen wo have visited the local USO, in appreciation of the friend ship of the people of this commun- fly.
 The birthday cake was presented by Ruth Brooks. USO hostess, and was cut by Elmer A. Friend, Chair man of the Clubs Committee of The serving of re- treatments followed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05
MACHINE GUNS ARE PLACED AT PALACE WHERE NAYS TRIED

NUREMBERG, Feb. 5.-Brig. Gen Leroy H. Watson announced today that additional measures had been taken ito protect the Nuremberg Palace of Justice from any possibil- ity of attack
 These measures included the To- cation of machine gun supplements at strategic points inside the big courthouse where g Nazi chieftains are being tried.
 We aren't looking for any trouble, but to be on the safe side vie are increasing our firepower just in case" the General said Things have been quiet to datt and there are no indications tha they will be otherwise"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Tn theA Commissioner Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One.
 Before FELIX GRAY, Commission Aek and Ex-officio Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct.
 Tn. the Matter of the Estate of ERNEST s. JAMES. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned was on the 4th day of February, is46, duly ap- pointed Administrator of the estate of Ernest s. James, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of deceased will present them, with proper vouchers and duly verified, to the undersigned at Juneau, Alaska, within six (6) months from the date of this Notice Dated at Juneau. Alaska, February 4th, i946.
 NICOLAI JENSEN,
 Administrator. First publication. Feb. 5, l946. Last publication, Feb. 26, 1946.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05
TO ORGANIZE
 CAMERA(LUB

The camera Club of Juneau is to be organized and for this purpose all camera enthusiasts are asked to meet in the Gold Room of the Baranof on Wednesday evening, February l3, at 7:30 o'clock. The invitation to join the club is gen. cral. Jack Fletcher and William l.. Paul, Jr., are taking charge of the formation and any information de- sired may be obtained from them, but all enthusiasts, professional and amateur. are urged to attend the initial meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05
Armed Jews
 Make Aftatk

JERUSALEM, Feb. 5. = Armed Jews hurried two grenades in a two- way attack early today on the Sa- fad Police Headquarters, police bulletin said
 An Arab sentry was wounded during an exchange of gunfire with one party. The Jews cut hole in the perimeter fence and attacked, and when guards opened fire, they tossed a grenade and fled, police said
 Police discovered later that roads about Salad had been mined
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05

f(430 yesterday to 430 "a. today)
 WEATHER sYNOpsIs The continues in the Gulf Alaska with second low center which has moved to within about 300 miles of Dixon Entrance this result Of the circulation north latitude 40 degrees from the coast Of Oregon the Alaska Peninsula but have abated slightly Prince William Cook Inlet The cold air which moved souhaswad Alaska has reached the Graham Island this expected continue eastward United States southwestern Canada Temperatures 40 reported the interior Of Alaska this fallen during the Valley in Alaska and along the Aean Cold ar with temperatures sotbeaswad the Plain States in the vicinity Of the DakoLaa this morning
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05
Dr. Norris Is Guest
 Speaker Tomorrow, Woman 'sCIub Lunch

Dr. E. w Norris, U. s. Public Health Service, will be the main speaker at the regular luncheon meeting of Juneau Woman's Club tomorrow noon at the Baranof Ho- tel, Mrs. Leonard Evans, Dept. of Legislation chairman, has announc- ed.
 Vocal solos by Warren Harding and piano solos by Miss Dorianne Barnes will complete the luncheon program.
 Reports on the recent Arts and Crafts Exhibit will be heard, as well es on the progress of the March of Dimes and various other projects sponsored by the club.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05
Admiral Leig
 Passes Away

LONG BEACH, Calf, Feb. s. Admiral Richard Henry Leig, 75, who was Commander in Chief of the fleet and chairman of the Navy Board in Washington before his re- tirement in 1884. is dead
 He succumbed at the Naval Hos- pital here late yesterday. He had been hospitalized since last Sept. 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05
TELL IT 10 MARINES

EMPORIA, Kans. William H Stakes of Emporia, Marine vet eran of Guadalcanal, isn't sure how his leatherneck buddies are going to feel about this:
 He has enlisted in the Army.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05

World production of petroleum in l946 is expected to reach 252 million gallons daily.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05

? BEDROOM FURNISHED house with bath, utility porch, Glacier Bus Line. Write Empire 6855.
 (136-t2)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

6 HOUSES FOR SALE S1,50O each. See George Alfors, POT Willough-
 by (186-tf)
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WANTED TO RENT-Small fur nished apartment for couple. No children. Going into business so will be long term renters. Will consider place on outskirts of city. Call Baranof Hotel, Room 409. Q85-tD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05
WANTED

WANTED TO RENT-Small unfur- nished house. Write P. o. Box BOAT, Juneau. (186-t6)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05
MARINE wa EATHER isIlLLETIN


MARINE FOhECABT Protected bouthehbt Ahka north or Sumner Strait outside ka to Yakutntnohery to north cloudy Protected waters Southeast outside waters Dixon Entrance souheastcf winds ib to 20 miles per miles hour onght-ovecnst with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05
LOST AND FOUND
FOR RENT
s. s. AGENT ON YUKON

s. s. AGENT ON YUKON A. H. Mcdonald, General Agent for the Alaska Steamship Company with headquarters in Anchorage, and Mrs. Mcdonald, are listed among the passengers on the ill., fated steamer Yukon.
  The first newspaper in the Meth erlands, De Haarlemmer Courant. appeared Jan 8, 1856.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05

PRAC. NURSE will care for sick or invalid. Cabin, end Seaview Apt. PA 5th St. West. G85-t3)
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WANTED TO BUY-Late model g or 10 tube, A c Standard make, all wave, table model radio. Must be in Al shape. Write P. O. Box 559, Wrangell, Alaska.
 d85-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05

GHOSTWRITER, investigator, con- fidential work. Can handle as- signments from N. E. Area. Rea- sonable rates. References A. c. Levin, 590 Blue Hill Avenue ,Bos- ton, Mass. U. s. A. (l85-t5)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05

DRINK KING BLACK LABEL!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05

6 HOUSES FOR SALE Sl 500 each. See George Alfors, POT willough- by. (186-tf) 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED house with bath, utility porch, Glacier Bus Line. Write Empire 6855.
 (186-t2) COMPLETELY FURNISHED Home Magnificent view of the Channel. 3 stories -3 bedrooms = full basement with outside entrance. Enquire 7O6 9th St. 175-tf) COMPLETE RABBITRY, 30 does, 6 bucks, pedigreed New Zealand whites; 36 portable all wire hutches, automatic water and feed system $475. Also New Hampshire 4 months and over bullets $2.5o each. FOB Juneau. Salmon Creek Farm. P. o. Box 1948. Phone 385. (186-tf) ELECTRIC RANGE, dining room, bedroom and living room furni- ture 704 10th and D Sts. t185-tf) ' ROOM FURNISHED house, bedrooms, large vacant yard on Main Street in Douglas. Price $4,500 Available in 10 days. Ph. Nick Rocovich, Juneau. (185-t6) EQUITY IN NEW bedroom house, completely furnished. Write P. o. Box 395, Sitka, Alaska (185-tf) i94O CHRYSLER, passenger coupe, inquire Apt. 3, Erwin Apts, between noon and 6 pm.
 Q84-t3) A BOX SPRING mattress for sale. Phone Red 570. (l84-t4) RADIO powerful tube, late mo- del, $6o. International wave length. Ask Paul Sommers after 3:3O pm. Phone 556. / Q85-t4) '36 FORD COUPE, '36 Plymouth sedan both good running condi- tion, good tires. Inquire Dream land Bar. (184-t4) LARGE FLEXIBLE flier sled good condition. Green 694. QS3-t4)
 
 T it. GREGG SKIS and poles. Like new. See at Piggly Wiggly.
 G82-tf) 1892 FORD DUMP truck SITS. Call between 5:3O and 7:30 pm. 93O w. 18th St. (182-t5) PARTIALLY COMPLETED home in Douglas. Millwork ready to in- stall. Ph. Douglas 39 after pm.
 181-t6) FIRM has permanent posi- ton for office girl. Experience , helpful but not essential. Reply N in your own handwriting, giving training you once had and phone number for interview. Write En- pire 6796. G77-t6) GOOD 3 BEDROOM house all harwood floors. Fully furnished. Electric refrigerator, washing ma chine and range $5,000, 1044 w 10th St. Phone Green ATS.
 G76-tf) 4 ROOM HOUSE 832 w. 9th St. immediate occupancy. Phone Aux Bay Grocery, or write P. O. Box 422. (175-tf) NEW HAMPSHIKE-RE FRYERS New York dressed, 60c per lb. Phone 385 Q74-1mo) FOR SALE-Alaska Husky puppies
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FURNISHED Home Magnificent view of the Channel. 2 stories -3 bedrooms full basement with outside entrance. Enquire 706 9th St. 175-tD
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COMPLETE RABBITRY. 30 does, 6 bucks, pedigreed New Zealand whites; 36 portable all wire hutches, automatic water and feed system $475. Also New Hampshire months and over bullets $2.50 each. FOB Juneau. Salmon Creek Farm. P. O. Box 1948. Phone 1885. (186-tf)
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NEW HAMPSHiKE-RED FRYERS
 New York dressed, 60c per lb. Phone 385 Q74-1mo) FOR SALE-Alaska Husky puppies
 No. 8, Crescent Apts. (159-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05

RANGE, dining room, bedroom and living room furni- ture. 7O4 10th and D Sts. t185-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-05

T ROOM FURNISHED house, bedrooms, large vacant yard on Main Street m Douglas. Price $4,500. Available in 10 days Ph. Nick Rocovich, Juneau. t185-t6)
Evening star., 1946-10-10

ton r With pay, Apply employment Sfase-
SToCKGIRL. colored. one to sew labels,
buttons and do pressing. Salary to start
$50 per wk. Apply KLE1N's. 1927 st.
TAILoREsS, exp. repairs and alterations,
mens men san and weeens slpshss fT RsaIt
TEACHER for kindergarten. part time, in
priyste school, must be qualified. 81
TECHNIcIAN for hospital clinical labors-
istry and biology reauirsd: good oppoT
fan.y Hs5 sa RE
Hi TELafaoNE epAo OPERATIONS, experiences;
positions good s,tsr,ng sa{ars'
TFlEfaosE n aas EHt HasAAE S. zess
islsEz RoFE AsRRIy and sast ss cAnITph
work; hours, 4 to 10 pm; eau manassr,
Ho. 1900, between and pm.9 -la
TELEPHONE OPERATORS; expsri:ncsda, =
have been other changes ia workins .prac;
Of returning to this work. visit one Of on5
employment otices. 727 18th st. NV, 1852
= chEsAffSRr E EAR sssnlPR55sr P55roaac aai
PHONE CO.
TYPIST and clerical worker for credit dept.
Of large retail store, good starting salary,
permanent position with regular Increases.
Apply Mr.. Woln, BOND CLOTHING, 1895
TYPIsTS AND sTEN0GRAPHERs, experi-
caIi eaiiI Ho. Hoo. Mr. sfNdIAN Is
TYPIST for real estate ONCE: 40-hr. o.
day week: prefer resident Of Takoma Park.
TYPIST. local once. large casualty in.
ctrrn ADO nermanHnt
position Apply 1922 K st: NV. Ill
TYPIST. and small switchboard operator.
5-day week. Salary open. Call dE. 3lSS.
TYPIST, 5-day, 40-hr week Apply eM-
ployment once. eth door. WOODWARD
q LoTHE0P, a;3e e g daily ". ,.rn. -,2 I.n,
6-day position. Apply End noor. 1722
TYPisT. .cIERK. insursncs claims dses,5t- p,5.
Evening star., 1946-10-10
HELP poMEsTIc lcont. !.

CIV. live in. small house. North Airing.
sss': I'd ss esT a: san sd sSs Tes5'
siH s.H.w.. W. good cook light laundry. small
son. son 2soi 90 'ei Gsorsia Ss' aVe NV " ls Wls
G.H.W, small apt, care Of 1s-month child.
plain cooking e.. hGaTs Wn a3ao7
a'G 'SSs SSstairs ss ROOM ts Hf local
Gil W, w. solosed ae to IS; references. ,Wo.
CIV; eoeEins: & g hsP With care reg e shil, dgs
Apply at iii Buchanan st. NV.
G.H.W., washing and ironing; Monday
through Friday from till 2; exper; s15
sh.H. sh vi. " AND cooK for ? adults; must have
local references: live in: settled woman:
excellent place for steady girl. Wo so26
GiRL. % r.h.w.; INV must be fond of children,
I've in 1psts.Es nhza rOom good salary refer
kL ssss ssSrsd .j ShE E tSE sga5 Eo0mns hgg'';
y atHSaosES!ss % :siis Ss
RousEkEEpER-Reliabls iR M1 asas white woman
shPs ianRs Rfs'sai' n s'a adus fsAst pSons RsR W.
Ea ds n' ss~sss ss~ s'sh :aa Erfs II st.
MAID css g d. w.. light laundry. yendix child.
On ssaii sasine. o'iafHsG NJ. oss5s nome sn'sf s''
nAiDi .g,its col0red NV and soeking n spv
ence Gail Woodley 54S1.
MAID. eolored. s.h.w; and cooking in apart.
asys asas aaa.s ssnz az Must
rsfe,snces; Can woodley 54s1, 10
shs Gs soofns ofH 'sfs0sss SIS vsss 'he
MAID, iall time. in guesthouse. Apply in
MAID, part-ttme work mornings, 8 to l.
!, day: q. q week: reference and health card.
MAID. dcpendable. with local reference;
INV In small apartment care of 6-mo.
q 60 sves aasry 6sy So 70 ysa4 Sssf h2aEs RRon:
IA SIaa WArThfss Yisfss White R experienced No
saSits s refs H so2a Conn ny' ave-. Apt. ny Il. MO
morhERs MO- ils 1seHy HELFER En- Sg t. i've in no eoN5
fondness for children more important than
person: some light iis no housework; other the help
employed references $50 week. OR. o33b.
RESPONSIBLE WHITE WOMAN. fond Of
and care for children, before and after
sless sso,s9 sS bus %1 ns Chevy Chase Md refs
| WouhN-11ouHe lot mloQle.aEeQ CoIoreQ
woman Splus good salary, to assist mother
Nlsa M ceidAIsR eApmA sthsE ST. hs5g 5S4 employed Can
WOMAN. settled, to keep house and cook
quarters On 2nd q; % not apply unless
references, Top wages. 2 afternoons Of.
State QUALIFICATIONS and wages expected.
WOMAN. colored. settled. 35 to so yrs.
from South or the country, general house,
work an and / cooking; live in; s25 per week.
WOMAN. white, reliable, to do cooking
and housework; 2 adults and nd | child;
WOMEN, coloTed. for general housework
and plain cooking: must have city refer
snce; no children. Apply THE HUT, sl4
eoLoRED COUPLE for cook and general
housework on farm; man must be able to
drive and work around the house; house
! board: heat and lights furnished: must be
congenial and have references. Apply 209
Rupley Bldg, S15 King ST., Alexandria, or
Alex. 1155. 10
i COLORED: over 25. for small family: live
In; good home in New York City. Call ia.
| $3.50: references required. -f2
S25 WEEKLY; g.h.w.. small apt; partial
care. OF small child; city ref. REQ. OR.
$3.50 -1C
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and general houseworker, $50 q
5ssis esaes.nssa sfE sa sooe
psrssuss sssf Is ps eFsss e Sos
COOK. experienced. white: salary. si5o
mo-; second-fioor bedrm:: other help: no
laundry: Thursday and sunday aiternoons
on; permanent position. BOX oso-D, Stai'
COOK snd shw. experienced; live in; at
tractive pvt. rm. and hath; local references.
COOK q e AND G.H.w;, s. days, IuessssS ssS
th:Oush satg5aasi; Wd i,a1 i've in or out G1S 2o
eiosea; SoSaim i've Il or out; siio CAN Wo ossi.
tsa WITH Pq pvs. e essssiHsss ss
excellent pay. s954 Macomb st. NV,
Gc1noK.G.H,w.. ~ oKGsHw white, experience and ref
small apt, 5 adults; no laundry; Sundays
off: $50 per wk. For partisulars, call MR.
AP. l9s HD Dosisou agou for capable.
neat woman with city references; adults;
snS sSsT Ma aDraF aa. h0Pe Per Interview R sH
cook-HousEkEEpER. live in. capable
with children; references. TOD salsry.
6ooRR 81 < Rl.HHS6UsEKEEPER, white Or c9loSsd, ED
e31kSSs sdalts sethssda sad
until sitter dinner: no sundays. S16 week,
EENEkaE y Ha sarfaaso aHaso1WsEwoskns sofS
reliabie. iutelliEent % to 40, fond of
children az and 2Ha); Bethesda: live In;
Bendix and electric mansle; pleasant @ JOB
for capable person; local references i;e. ans9.
ssGaNsRAL sGSN saS aSoSusEwoRKER - Stay some
a1sts ana Cleaner nsIy othss se hsfp
sIsnss; salssS1 GgsR M9 ESQ hs,p
S5o and csrfars. CH. 1000. Ext. $50. :,
CIV, experienced. dependable; steady
morning work 6-day week: laundry. WASH
S.H.W.-country- fresh air. with city con-
veniences; couple. ] child; !st.noor room
Transportation. Emwood 626. Ill
Evening star., 1946-10-10
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

ASSEMBLY WORKERS, soldering ,expe-
week Apply BOWEN 4 CO, s to l. 45i2
tUr sye css ssd
40-hour week; paid vacation: retirement
plan: 20e discount on purchases. Apply
THE HECHT CO.. Service Bldg, 1400
okis st; ne; Take Ivy City bus to door
COOK. man or woman, nightxork 8 NIGHTS
week: must be sober. BENNY'S TAVERN.
3s08 3Sth ST., Brentwood. Nd, WA. 407S.
COUPLE. World War II vet. preferred. to
can Legion clubhouse in Va. disability no
handicap; salary open. Call CHI. 445o after
Goop G o BooKKEEpER, experienced to
Wa WGsk 1896 sST wsase aks oSsTRN seaTd IN
INTELLIGENT PERSON, experienced or
capable of hiring people; must be expert
at dealing with the public; best salary. Box
LAsoRAToRY TECHNIcIAN. 1, to assume
full responsibility and take complete charge
Of small laoorstSry Il PriNystee mediea
fo up1n %re and ssDy ax
PaYkosI P2GkS siat CLERK for large restaurant op-
Grafton in vicinity; must be accurate at
sres have ave- some 81 1ypns
meals based on experience; permanent po-
sition and rapid advancement II capable.
Apply for interview In own Handwriting,
giving your qualifications to Box 35-I- Star.
wANTED-Experienced man or woman for
solicitation by telephone; permanent. at
$50 per week. plus bonus: Job for a stay
at-homer with one-party line: Be brief In
as an employer should know. Box AIM.