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HELP MEN & woMEN,

BEAUTY OPERATOR. male or female, all.
around beauty service; $50 week and com.
mission. Apply managers shop, Mr.
Paiano. VANITY SHOP, 1910 Conn. ave
BEAUTY OPERATOR; good hours; salary
Apply 6207 Ga. ave. NV -26
BOOKKEEPER and once manager with
autom otive experience for new automo.
State experience, age, sex and salary ex.
pected. Box 40-J. Star. -25
CLERK, for cosmetics and drugs; exper
preferred; for evenings and Sundays; gooc
pay. Apply MELLON PHARMACY. 292l
COUNTRY CIUIB COUPLE, white, refer,
attendant. Room and board. Call WI
Evening star., 1946-05-24

sHoPs oIans oIanss summer M months. EM5L> II
sALEsGIRLs. good pay and commission
6 cation THE B6TToN SHOP, US III
sAFfSassts tHs SRI: s w. 'ss5ss2R SsFf
Ss!5os retail 'iEiEs H 81
sALEsIApY. experienced boys clothini
position, IivfNGsToSfs. sosesos Anse' 81
5 ;sALEslAp1Es: A!Is full and par. time. 70,
Apay saaEy ANN M nWis gsaasp. sHoe oSprkpf
sALEsLADIEs to sell leather goods III
81 fHa ss 81
sALEsLADIEs, experienced, infants if2s sne
shild5en's chi. i wear; excellent salary sns t
ts snsSs g. ASDs Or zahag
ss ssssE .ssd is s xsssss ~
s5 sHop ias s2a
sALEsLxDY: sSppeSr;ienced, for iinseri. se
df9t diaa dasn! sse Mr. I've Fred saah. JEAN MAToU
sALEsLADiiiEsss. dress departments; EaS ssisr,
100 st. NV -2H
8. F. KREsGE CO.. ,616 Pa. ave. Sc. 2e W2e
SALESLADlES, coats and furs, experienc,
necessary; salary and earned commission
$40 to $S5 per. week. Apply Miss Russell
sALEsPERsON, for ,eweIry store, exper
nee nee. preferably knowledse Of watches
pleasant hrs, 5-day week; in reply state
exper, and give refs. must be depend able
sALEsW.oMEN, immediate opening, 5-da,
week Apply EMPLOYMENT office. 4th floor
s. kANN SONS CO. "a
SALESWOMEN for women's and misses
dress departments. Apply personnel ONCE
7th floor. JELLEFFrS. 1214-1220 r st. NV.
SALESWOMEN, ready-to-wear and acces-
sories dept: immediate openings. Apply
employment office, 9th floor, 9:30-6 daily.
WOODWARD g. LoTHROP. -S5
SALEsWOMEN, permanent work for capa-
BILE women on a 5-day wk. at our main
store and at our Spring Valley shop.
SALESWOMEN for Women's better dress
department.; for this type of selIine We
prefer experienced salesvomen: Apply per-
s%on1el % ONCE. 7th floor. JELEFFs. 1914
ssAIEswso,MaaNS. experienced. for dresses,
coats, suits, furs, sportswear and small
wear depts. Top salary, plus commission
and bonus Apply at once. See Mr.. War
30
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Vontlnued on Next Pa0e.)
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week. 1851 18th St. NV. Adams 1000
ss pss assE daz ncTesse xssk Of in 4s
ice totals 5 months, Must have VeH 3. Sefe &.
between 8 am and 5 pm. ready tt to eo'te 60 te
S5k efEfGnqS5 E7rssa sss 5f2R kasR FL sfsr
SEW VII 7oRK fEsat
Ii @ III HELP 1lR Go eol6red s1s5 mo- insud
ing meals; day OH week. Apply 1908 You
p0fafs yfsEss R5a Hzsss ssss ysg5 so
FAY 4. !, EDIT9R-A G young man with legal
esqmen eP tSs y hs easGs a.
Contact e S. oakes. Adams 1883. Thurs,
fLAYootuTHMiAiN Hsii Gns and artist for adveftisins
must have dept. store experience. In
and salary expected. BOX 1856, Star.
wanted. permanent position. S75 per wk.;
sGafs s0sdi0qs MAN for general mane
nance and small repair work: excellent op-
MI fIe sqsFfetic sad willing worker
MAN for general work and yard work and
chauffeur; good references: living IN pos
MAN, colored. to work in restaurant part
times, g to IL pm, no Sundays: refer
ences. PARCHEY'S RESTAURANT, 1900
K ST. NV.
MAN, service station attendant, good pay,
hours and working conditions; exp. help
full, not essential: apply In person. LIN
FOOTS. ESQ Station, New Hampshire ave.
and M st. NV -2S
MAN who understands office work, posting
in books typing, to accept collections:
1876. Star -27
MAN, young. interested in learning hotel
business; knowledge tipping essential. Ap-
and & sts. NV. -25
MAN. experienced In delicatessen-s style
rressafaqsspt: rsa s salary open. LITTLE LINDY's,
134 18th . A.w. 26s
Evening star., 1946-05-24

REAL SfS EsTArEE Ea sAEsMEANsYoNNnAor6 ME- MKEAsY ma 6l4s
pact organization selling suburban prop. Prop
must RobnET Ks agto IV fy
co. 5s04 Baltimore ave, Hyattsvillea. =
w.; Ef.i 3seS pSr. Open daily and sunday until 8
for one Of the iareest and neWest eRas beach eatS
aeveiopments, only 25 mi. from D, c. Bis
earnings and plenty of sales to be made
gnrS Must have "a car e. Ask for MR.. AcKERMAN
RECEIVING CLERKS for checking incom.
II sff S4Hh fHSnRsseessf S8se 81 presap
ton work; hours, $50 to 6. pm; no Sun.
eeyess aay good T0rkns sondtiop aeaon
kEFRIeERafoRs sERSfcEMAN XVI a sash Wsh car
for sf right m man 5ooP oPPREDERIcKs, 1905 54tf
REFRfGEkATioSS' RfSEiFIRsffG;EfAiSS' SERVICE MECHANIC
At least years experience on CONNER
tunity for right man with new corp Corporation rsl
Res FHGh sS' nj MASaGERmast SRRGhsmfa hsv.
experience stps and Al references. Box 59e-J 5I9gesJ
spaeYGH5Rs; sPDS aARRis sW1S
ROOM CLERK and cashier for hotel Give
age: experience De and local references oAd:
Il
automatic merchandising operator needs
route salesman; must have passenger car
Or light truck. Call co. 1900. am. to
SALES ENGINEER, heating eauipmen, wns
and oil burners. young man. 1888, need.
ed to assist sales manager; engineering
hhsating. or oil burner experience desired
1900, for appointment. L. P. STEUART
& BRO. INC, 1873 18th st. ne. "a
SALESMAN, excellent opportunity with
reputable established storm window and
screen company. No experience required
we want serious-minded men who desire
excellent earnings. WEATHERGUARD
co. l412 Irving st. NV. Ho. 1854. i
SALESMAN, young man, mems furnishings
and clothing: permanent, excellent salary
KAY'S MEMS SHOP, 1910 14th ST. NV
SALESMAN: steady or part-time. Apply
SALESMAN. salaried position; imm. va
cancy for youthful go-getter to call on
retail stores taking, wholesale orders; must
position. Box 112-G. Star. go
SALESMAN, knowledge of paints O must
permanent. position on sales floor in this
Well-established concern now open for the
right man; if you really know this busi.
ness and can sell come in to see us. HUGH
REILLY CO.. 1884 New York ave. NV
Ma. 170S. "a
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world, located at an altitude of
1900 feet in natural basin two
miles wide and 1,400 feet deep.
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Aa pm. Bolivia.
M slly Ia The
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-07

IF such q 1n.n tn Creat prita5,
would be helpful to the tobacco
growers throughout the area as well
as To other producers OF export agfI-
cultural crops.
me board also went ON record as
iaNorlnS the same method of allo-
cations 10 buying companies follow
ed IN the 1913 season in the event
the Government authorities should
%Saln impose ceiling prices ON to-
paCcO' ana mat II no ceilings are
imposed that ALLEGATIONS lie dispgns-
to with.
The board heard discussion. from,
representatives of the Farm p,u.cati
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-07
Wife Preservers

Grange, and Thomas W. Allen,
chairman of the Grange Tobacco
Committee; Carl Hicks, chairman OF
the Tobacco Committee Of the Farm
Bureau Federation.
The board went on record in ia
o. Of restoring to all tobacco mar
ketS IN the flue-curcd rca the full
sets Of tobacco buyers prevailing
before the van emergency.
Members OF the board here We're
Fred S. Register Of Henderson, pres
ldent; ". W. Sin9letafy Of Lake
City, S. G.. vice president; Guy f..
Barnes OF Rocky Mount. secretary:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
l60-Transportation, Storage

BEFORE MOVING GET MY PRICE.
New Is #. van. Experienced men. L.
E. Williams Transfer. Dial 1884.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
55-For Rent Apartments

2-ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT TO
South End. "
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85-Help Wanted Male

ONE EXPERIENCED AND DEPEND
able clerk for grocery dept. Apply
Mr.. Horrell. j.. w. Reaves Grocery. ia
So. Front street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Homes-Farms-Homes
Oct. 1st., is Moving Day. Buy Nov
215 so. 8TH ST 7 rooms, bath.
lib N. BIRD. ST. 7 rooms, bath.
215-215h N. 9Th. Double
apartment.
hip N. 4TH ST. 7 rooms, bath.
Z ROOM HOUSE and so acres
land on Middle Sound.
h LARGE AND roomy Tourist
Home in Brunswick County,
U. S. Highway II.
A NEW AND FIREPROOF
Hotel on U. S. Highway II,
30 miles of Wilmington.
STORE AND RESTAURANT
fully equipped 4 miles East OF
Wilmington, U. S. Highway
IT.
BUILDING LOTS suitable for
business or homes, on New
Wrightsville Highway, just
outside City Limits.
SEVERAL GOOD Farms for
THESE sa;si PROPERTIES are all
listed at prewar prices:
Dial 2-3432-TODAY
W. A. McGIRT, Realtor
215 Princess Street
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25

BEDROOM SUITES. BREAKFAST SETS
studio couches. odd rockers. double
deck coil springs Castle Street FUR
niture Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVFP

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA -
COUNTY OF NEW HANovTP
by virtue OF the power and authority
April, 1912, from Hadriaan ver7s.i -.
wife, Sophia VERBAL, to J, ". Moro
Trustee, which deed OF trust * rsco.s.
IN Book 800, Page 479, Of III. New
hanover county Registry, default b.r.
ing been made in the payment O, n,
note secured thereby and reouest ,7J
demand having been made by the bah.
er OF said note secured therein. N,
undersigned, having been subs-it,,o5
as Trustee for j. W. Morton. said sab.
stitutlon being duly recorded IN II.
Registry of New Hanover County ~.
Book -, Page -, will offer for ,.Is
and sell, subject to 1916 taxes. At n,aI.
auction, for cash, 10 the highes, bi35s,
at IL O'Clock, noon, al the Court bor,s
door of New Hanover county, in MT.
mington, N. C, in the 2lst dav NJ o..
tober, 1916. that parcel Of real estate
situate in Harnett township. New Ha-.
over county, North Carolina, and Man.
particularly bounded and described 4,
follows: a.
TRACT I: Located on the north ,iis
of trolley line; BEGINNING at : mn,
in the northern right-of-wsv line nj he
Tide Water Power company's elective
line TO Wrightsville Beach. where tbs
western line of Floral parkway nj trs
Garden City subdivision interserts sa5
northern right-of-Wav line nj t7s T45s
Water Power Co, and runs thence fam
said beginning northwardly along The
SAID western line of Floral parkway nm
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
lS0.-Legal.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY oz-
Housing Administration. Oft,cs I1oNt
Division Engineer. 2l4-M Pos. on .s
Federal Annex, Atlanta 3, Georg. 9t.c.'
l6, 1916, Seald bids. in t%-ipiess. ' tlS
be received at this Office until ? = VIII
Oct T. 1916 and be publicly o6 ne m'
for forr fngnl ISM sot the msterla.s, and PEI.
cellaneous repairs, etc. At fts y my
Custom House, Court House and 80
Stores, Wilmington, n. C. in 80 cppas'
cordance with the specificatio9, DC,
PB-Div-3, August 81, 1916, and 6,.u Ia "a
Ut any mentioned therein. A7s
general conditions dated Sep. !: IN, as
and addendum thereto dated Nav ~ ~
ls44; SPECIFICATIONS and other data nav Az
of the building or the office :, 0u.sn
Division Engineer. Lloyd GenssI, mn; NY
sion Engineer, olVl'
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25

NOW IN STOCK! CHROME. METAL
and wood breakfast suites. Marsh XII
cher cabinets and cabinet sinks
Carolina Furniture Company, SIT N.
4th, "Just Across the Bridge" Dial
| 4O48.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
~75-HousehoId Goods

USED FURNITURE FOR SALE(BEDs
springs. mattresses complete. steei
utility cabinet, etc. Ali N. Fifth street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25
13-Business Opportunities

ron SALE BY OWNER-"SUNSET
Sanitary Seafood Market, at sacrl.ice.
Now doing good business, but other
business interest necessitates owner
leaving town. Market complete, al
stock and equipment. Must be solo
in 10 days. See, write or call, J. n.
Bell. 1882 Carolina Beach road. Phone
2-2438.
PRACTICALLY NEW PHOTOMAT1C
machine. This machine takes pictures
and delivers them in As seconds in a
frame. 1t is completely automatic. For
further information Dial 2-l015 or
1882.
TENT PICTURE SHOW; COMPLETE
with trailer to haul same. E. S. Hol-
land. Ivanhoe, N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25

YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
general office worker. has KNOWLEDGE
of bookkeeping and typing. Phone
2-0323.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-25

SEE OUR ELECTRIC ROOM HEATERS.
We have a few Arvins with fan, only
So. As. G.. Stein Furniture Co.. sos N
Fourth street
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-25
THE KENNEw1cK COURIER REPORTER

first publication of this Summons. to-wit |:
Within sixty days from the 18th day Of
July. 1916. and defend the above-entitled
action in the Superior Court Of the State
Of Washington aforesaid. and answer the
Complaint of the plaintiff and serve .
copy of your answer or other pleading
on the undersigned attorney for plain
tiff at his office below stated, and in the
case of your failure so to do, judgment
win be rendered against you according
to the demand Of the Complaint, which
has been filed with the Clerk Of the
Court. The object of this action is to
obtain decree of divorce in favor of the
plaintiff and against the defendant upon
the grounds Of cruel treatment Of plain
tiff by defendant and abandonment Of
plaintiff by defendant for more than one
year.
tiff by defendant for more than one year.
g. KENNETH e. SERIER,
Attorney for plaintiff.
Office and P.O. Address:
Kennewick, Benton County, Washington.
Tall 8:15
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action In the above entitled court, and
answer the complaint of plaintiff. and
serve . copy Of your answer upon the I'M.
dersigned attorney for plaintiff, 1t his
entitled action in the superior court Of
the State Of Warrington Aforesaid. and IN
case Of your failure % to do Judgment win
be rendered against you according to the
demand Of the complaint. which has been
filed with the Clerk Of the above entitled
court This action Il brought TO secure .
decree Of absolute divorce, dissolving the
marriage relations now existing between
plaintiff and defendant and granting to
plaintiff the care, custody and control OF
the minor child Of the parties hereto.
D. W. ZENT,
f. ." =: .--~%~- Attorney for Plaintiff,
sE l06 North 9Th Street
s-17/s-l Pasco. Warrington.
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cribed real estate: That portion Of W
Gated plat OF Town of Finley. accord
ing to plat thereof recorded In Vol
ume Of Plats, page 81. Records Of
Benton County, Washington. in Sec
East W. n. described Is follows:
Beginning at the southwest corner
OF said plat. said point being the
southwest corner Of the northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter Of
the northwest quarter Of said section:
thence east along south line Of said
plat 626.25 feet; thence north to south
line of alley in Block of said plat
thence west along said south line and
/. said line produced to west line Of said
section; thence south to point Of be-
2. Earl Myers and Kathryn Myers, hus
band and wife. owners In fee Of the fol
lowing described real property. to-wit:
North one half Of the following des-
cribed real estate; That portion Of va
ing to plat thereof recorded In Vol.
ume Of plats. page 81. IN section
twenty-six (26). township eight (8)
north range thirty (S0) east w. II.
described N follows:
Beginning ut the southwest corner
Of said plat, said point being the
quarter Of the southwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter of said section;
thence east along south line of said
plat 626.26 feet; thence north to south
line Of alley in block of said plat:
thence west along said south line and
said line produced to west line Of
said section: thence south to point Of
beginning. IS "
Plaintiffs further seek judgment a9ains,
all said defendants and all persons claim.
ing by. through or under them, quietins
PLAINTIFF titles respectively % q fe1
simple title as against ali defendants and
al persons claiming by. through or under
them. adjudging plaintiffs titles to be SD
perior to any right, title. estate. lien o.
interest claimed or asserted BY or on be
half Of each and al defendants and thos,
claiming BY, through or under them ant
forever barring said defendants and sue
ceeding claimants from hereafter asserting
any right, title. estate. lien or interes
therein and granting to plaintiffs such fur
ther relief a. the court can grant in th,
MOULTON & POWELL,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Office and p. o. Address:
Kennewck, Benton County, Warrington
= $50 ~ - 7:4.8 q
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T. . : +
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date Of the
first publication of this summons, to-wit
within sixty days after the 4th day of
July, 1916. and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court and ans
wer the complaint Of plaintiffs and serve
q copy Of your answer upon the under
signed attorneys for PLAINTIFF &C their of
flee below stated and in case Of your fail
ure 30 to do, judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand of
the complaint which has been filed with
the Clerk Of said court
The object of this action is to recover
judgment in favor of plaintiffs and
against each and every defendant adjudg-
ing plaintiffs to be the owners In fee Of
the following described parcels Of real e.
tate:
l. Leonard n. Pankey and Virginia
Pankey. husband and wife. owners in fee
Of the following described real property,
to-wit: eSasz ze SEES sazses-
South one half Of the following des.
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c,,uMoNs BY PUBLICATION
H., THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
FOR BENTON COUNTY
,s.,.rd H. Pankey and Virginia Pan
on,shand and wife. and Earl Myers
and hA'' Plaintiffs,
vs..
c..te Of Washington. r. s. Foster
Inc lane Doe Foster, II married, true
name u"N Defendants.
nur STATE OF WASHINGTON.
TIE 8. Foster and Jane Doe Foster,
10 rrsed. true name unknown. John Doe
true name unknown. one Of the trustee; ;ts 81
Wssn.n at;nn. the unknown heirs of Il. s.
eorp or and Jane Doe Foster. If both or
either be deceased and al sIa; other psT,
rlsn ~. real property described In the COM
oi.;nt herein, Defendants:
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SUNNQNS

SUMMONS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR BENTON COUNTY
Perry Owen Hester, Plaintiff, ".
Geneva Hester, Defendant.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. 70
Geneva Hester, defendant:
You are hereby summoned TO appear
within sixty days after the date Of the
first publication Of this summons, to-wit :
within sixty days after the 9th day Of
June. 1916. and defend the above entitled
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NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY
s-~'.- sn- Nh 2A6l r. -a

In the Superior Court Of the State Of
80 Washington in and for Benton County
=" In the matter of the estate of
d ZAIDA DURBIN, Deceased
NOTICE il hereby given that pursuant
to IN order heretofore entered by the
above entitled Court the following de-
scribed real property. to-wit:
Lots Is, II and Is, Block 8, First
! Addition to Kennewick, according to
plat recorded in Volume / OF Plats,
Page IL, Records of Benton County,
Washington. @tz t..1 -..>@s
will be sold at private sale upon sealed
bids on Saturday at twelve o'clock noon.
August 8. 1916. All bids must be in writ
ing, sealed and left at the office Of
Moulton & Powell, Kennewick. Washing
ton, attorneys for the administrator, ut
or before noon on the above stated date,
and must be accompanied by cashiers
check or its equivalent in an amount
not less than fifteen per cent OF the
amount bid. Sale will be made to the
highest bidder for cash to be paid upon
delivery of deed and purchasers policy
of title insurance in the amount OF the
bid. The initial deposit by the success
of the purchase price. and the deposits
made by unsuccessful bidders win be re-
turned to the bidders. The administrator
reserves the right to refuse any and all
bids. The amount bid. must be not less
than ninety per cent of the appraised
J. T. F. GLADDING, administrators
NOULTON 4 POWELL, @G 55~E ~
Attorneys for Administrator
Post Office Box No. 125 =
Kennewick. Washington 7:lS-S:1
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RHEUMATISM
and ARTHRITIS

I suffered for years and am SO
thankful that I found relief from
this terrible affliction that I will
gladly answer anyone writing me
for information. Mrs. Anna Pautz,
P. o. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash.
Pd. Adv.-NUE-OVO Laboratories
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-18
NEW DIRECTOR
 OF HEALTH APPOINTED

WASHINGTON The National Tuberculosis Association announc- ed this week the appointment of Miss Lois Jund, a native of Day ton, Ohio, as director of health education in Alaska.
 Formerly executive secretary to the Arlington, Va, tuberculosis as- sociation, Miss Jund will be sta toned at Juneau and will work under the Territorial Health De- partment.
 She is a graduate of Wellesley College and received her Masters degree in public health from the Yale medical school in 1944. She will leave for the north February |.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-18

frUnt The xsCurn1ng veteran ana is toward them. He is, all in all, a man of highest calibre and intelligence.
 His interests lie in this section between Juneau and Ketchikan - an area which, until the last ses- sion was always overshadowed in the legislative halls by the more powerful Capital and First City representation. We must keep the Wrangell Petersburg communities on the map and keep a man from our part of the Division in there pitching.
 We could ask no better than Jim Nolan, a fighting Irishman' who is progressive, competent and fit for the job.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-18
LET'S BACK HIM UP

James Nolan, one of WrangeII's s leading business men, this week announced that he would seek d seat in the House of the next Ter ritorial legislature.
 At the same time came the de- eision of Wrangell's present legis- latiYe representative, F. c. Han ford, who did such fine work in the past session, that, owing to ill health, he would not file for re- election.
 Wrangell is fortunate in having such man as James Nolan to re- place the able Hanford.
 Jim, as he is known to his many friends, came to Alaska 25 years ago and has lived in this section ever since He worked two years on the west coast in a marble quarry and then came to Wrangell where he entered his present bus mess, confectionery and soda foun- tain, in 1928 and has built it from scratch" to one of the towns leading concerns. The building it now occupies, constructed about four years ago, is one of the finest on WrangelPs main street. A man who can so successfully run h1s own business should be equally successful 2s a representative of the people of this area.
 He was Deputy Marshal from 1884 to 1945, is now serving his third time as President of Wran- gell's Chamber of Commerce.; Was Chamber secretary for five years and Chairman of the local Selec- tive Service Board the past two years.
 By virtue of his above record and long residence in this area, Jim should make an outstanding representative of the people upI there where the peoples laws are made. He is an able speaker; a clear and intelligent thinker and knows the problems of the busi- nessman as well as those of tue fisherman, miner or clerk in store. As chairman of the Selec- tive Service Board he is aware of the perplexities which may con-