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Evening star., 1947-11-30
LUMINOUS FROST
NEW XMAS TREE
DECORATION
SANTA GOES MODERN

The modern Santa
Claus on his arrival
In your home not only
expects to find the
conventional Christ
mas tree, but today
insists that its deco
rations include the
new Luminous Frost
-SI> >SAnn r&~.<~ - s~Ins,wS--
Evening star., 1947-11-30
Poge IS

flow Of work, correcting errors
and keeping the soundscriber
machine in working order.
One night. nearly q year
ago, Mrs. Marquis and her
neighbor, Mrs. Esther Will
hams. 400 South Cherry
street, Falls Church. another
blind employe of the section,
left the Office together to at
tend a rehearsal Of a play to
be given by blind persons.
Mrs. Williams was struck by q
car, and as a result of the
accident lost a leg. She has
since returned to work at the
same office.
Miss Mary scherer, 2803
North Capitol street, is an
other who handles the dicta-
ton work, although she can
not see. Miss Clara Schneider,
1927 Twenty-tirst place Sc,
partially blind, also Is en-
ployed in the division.
Mrs. Marquis, who was
blinded during an attack of
spinal meningitis in child
hood, has two children and
four grandchildren.
Blindness is no occasion
for sob stun" she says. "All
we want Is an opportunity"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-30
The TheOCraf

est was so keen that it was we'll
after 10 o'clock before the
gathering broke up.
The Rev. Kiracofe's father
and mother witnessed the Pas
sion Play in Zion Auditorium
last year, and were SO inspired
by it's message that they arous-
ed their sons interest in it,
also.
On the homeward journey
a stop was made at DR.. Dowie's
former summer home "Ben
Mac Dhui' on White Lake, a
beautiful body of water enter
ing into Lake Michigan. Dur
ing the days Of DR.. Dowie, Zion
Choir had an outing there,
tents being used for their stay.
Next stop was at Harbert
where Elder and Mrs. Taylor
met Madam Young; and then
proceeded to the International
Friendship Gardens north OF
Michigan City, Indiana.
The next stop was to visit
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-30
A BUSY WEEKEND TRIP

Elder and Mrs. Jabez Tay-
lor, and children, spent the
weekend, July 1922, in the
State of Michigan.
Motoring to Milwaukee,
they took the car ferry across
Lake Michigan to Ludington.
The Elder stated the lake was
very calm and the trip was es-
pecially pleasant.
On Saturday evening, the
party stopped at Custer, Michi-
gan, where they had been in
vited by former classmate of
the Elders at Bethany Semi
nary-Rev. Homer Kiracofe
OF the Sugar Ridge Church of
the Brethren. He requested Ell
der Taylor to talk to the young
peoples class, and then asked
him to take the preaching SER
vice. At the evening service,
Elder Taylor spoke on the Pas
sion Play, and showed his ko-
dachrome pictures. The inter-
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-30

with Elder Lucy and family in
Michigan City, where Elder
Taylor had an opportunity to
study the plans for the new
Church building. The Branch
there expected to begin the
work of excavating on We'd
nesday, July 20.
Even though the Elder AMI
his family enjoy travelling they
were glad to get back home.
Quite a few pictures were TAX
en- on the trip.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-30

during June dropped about 20
per cent below the amount
mined in May, according to
the state department of mines
and minerals. The 4,O57 ,299
tons produced in June came
from 10 strip mines turning
out 945,895 tons, and from SO
shaft mines with an output Of
3,111, 404 tons. Total May pro-
duction was 5,1O2,505 tons.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-30

In 1889 Isaac Rabbit discov-
cred the anti-friction alloy
known as Rabbit metal. Con-
gress voted him $4,000 for
his invention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
ALASKA COASTAL
 AIRlINES CARRIES
 69 OVER WEEKEND

Alaska Coastal Airlines reported eight flights over the weekend carrying passengers to many points in Southeast Alaska. One flight made to Ketchikan on Friday was unable to return until Saturday be- cause of adverse weather.
 Passengers on the Friday trip to Ketchikan were MT. J. Ferguson, Mrs. Renshaw, Mrs. B. Ellis, Doug Smith, Dick Borch and Louis Pet CTS; to Petersburg, Ray Mathews. Returning on Saturday to Juneau were John Worgum, William Me Kenzie. John Rahm Verne Albright John OlafsoD, H. S. Gilmore and L Madsen from Petersburg, Cliff Romulten and Lois Singer; from Wrangell, Lew Williams.
 On other Saturday flights the following persons were carried: from Juneau to Hoonah: T. J. Hanson, Samuel Johnson. Tommy Lee, Hil- da and Kenneth Schoonover; to Excursion Inlet: MT. and Mrs. Fritz Willard and MT. and Mrs. William Smith; to Petersburg, A. Brack eney. A. Nevenheim and Elsie Wat son.
 From Petersburg to Juneau So- phie and James Ward. A. R. Han
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
NIGHT SCHOOL < SET BACK WEEK.;
 NEEDS STUDENT5

Superintendent ol Schools A B. Phillips today reported postpone ment for enc week. Of the planned opening of night school, due to lack Of enrcllmclts
 No cne. said Phillips. IS actually enrolled in the uIght school until his tuition fees are paid. and so far only 10 students have enrolled for classes. Four have signed up for Shorthand I, one for Short hand II. two for Typing I and three for Bookkeeping I. Many more applications have been made.
 The one week postponenlent will give sufficient time for further en- rollments in the special classes, but unless large enough groups sign up. the night school plan will have to be called off If plans are can celled, said Phillips, ell fees will be returned.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
Development Board
 Completes Work al
 Four : Day Meeting
Proposals Are Made 10 Be Submitted 10 Territor-
 idI Legislature

The fcur day conference of the Alaska Development Beard held in
 Juneau last week was concluded late Saturday afternoon but inform al discussions are continuing to- day Wilbur Waster arrived Satm- day afternoon from Anchorage in time to take part m the last days discussions.
 Director George Smdborg an nounced that all AIDE activities Of the pas. year were reviewed during the conference and plans fer the I947 program were discussed. He offered complete report on Alas kan industry and it's development and all members re- ported on their work in the various ,ecuonS of the Territory.
 A recommendation to the Legis- iature .hat it appropriate S2o.0o0 for the Attorney Generals office to defend the people of the Terri tcrv in transportation rate eases in the coming biennium was made by the Board.
 Tra Beard noted in a formal res olution to the Legislature on the subject that expenditure Of De- velopment Board funds to retain ,3r,iral+v cCupecl had been instru- mental in defeating proposals which would have doubled water transpor- .ation rates in the past year and subjected Alaska shippers to an freight bill of appro1i- nately s8,O0o0O0.
 Active participation by the De-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
FRANK JOHNSON ON CAMPAIGN TOUR IN S0UTHEk5T ALASKA

Frank c Johnson. of Rake Re publican candidate at the special election January 20 to succeed Fra-k D. Price. deceased. is mak- ing campaign tour in Southeast Alaska. speaking in behalf o- his candidacy and making friends wherever he goes
 Johnson left Rake on his gasboa- Helen J one week aso today and has visited Sitl,a. Angoon and Hoo nah, arriving here Friday for con- feI- -uces. and leaving yesterday
 From Juneau. Johnson intends to visi. Petersburg, Wrangell. KetChi- kan and Melaka-la before ending his campaign tour
 Charles Johnson. brother oI Frank. is accompanying his brother cu the present campaign tour
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
CAMERA CLUB TO
 MEET WEDNESDAY,

The Juneau Camera Club will hold it's regular monthly meeting on January in the High School. The meeting, which starts at o. clock pm, will take place in the Science Laboratory
 It is important that all members attend as rules concerning exhibits in the coming Arts and Crafts Show as well as plans for the Camera Club Exhibit in this show will be discussed. The subject of enlarging will also be presented at this meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06

son and Dave Loy; from Angoohi Sam Johnson, J. Kahklen. A Gamble and Ray Johnson; from Funter Bay, Mrs. H. Hargrove, Mir and Mrs. Paul Smith, R. Ecklund and w. Venema.
 On Sunday. passengers to Ketchi- kan were MT and Mrs. E. Hagerup, MT. and Mrs. J. Snow, MT. and Mrs. Forsyth. F. Holmquist, Mrs. Char main Gross, Walter McKinnon, MT. and Mrs. Lew Taylor, M. Funk and Claude Carnegie.
 From Juneau to Pelican. Harold F'oss. Jerry Mckinley. MT. and Mrs. R. Clark, and E. D. Wright; from Hoonah to Juneau, T. R Han sen, Adam GreenWald and MT and Mrs. Harry Douglass; from Ketch- ikan to Wrangell, Lela Edwards; from Ketchikan to Petersburg. A. E. Nickerson; from Ketchikan to Juneau Carl Forsythe; and from Petersburg to Juneau, James Leek- ley and Karl Omdahl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06

velopment Board in recent eases of this nature was required the reso- lution states, because no other
 agency of the Territory was fin
 ancially able to put up an ade-
 quate defense and because such in .creases in freight costs would have
 made further economic develop
 ment in Alaska difficult if not im- possible.
 The Board recommended to the Legislature that funds be provided to permit the Territory's interest in this direction to be defended in the future by the Attorney General be- cause he is the appropriate officer to discharge this duty. and because the Board itself wishe1 70 be free 10 direct its energies in the com ing biennium to more positive and development cpportun- tiles
 The Board announced it would continue to appear in rate cases for hearing between now and the end of the bienniBm, March 3l Counsel will represent the Board at a resumption of the Bering Sea lighterage case bearings in Seattle January 20 and at open ing ol a hearing there two days later on increased terminal rates across Seattle docks Ire reason ahleness of nghterage rates at Nome. Kotzebue and other places is lnder study in the former case. and f Seattle wharfage and handling ,harges on Alaska cargo in the lat CT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
SUSPICIOUS PEOPLE

ST. PAUL, Minn. - Police dis patcher Eddie Conley called squad car No. 553 to check on two sus- picious men sitting in a parked car at Silerburne and Pascal Av- enues."
 The squad car easily found the men in question-a couple of de- tectives who were looking for other suspicious men.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
BADMINT0N CLUB TO
 MEET THIS EVENING

Juneau Badminton club will meet this evening at ' o'clock until 10 o'clock in the Juneau High School gymnasium. This is the first meet ing since the holidays, and all members are urged to spend the evening getting back into form.
 An estimated 902 wars have been fought in the past 2,500 years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
PRECIPITATION

French scientists have won the Nobel Prize Is times during the 45 years since the scientific award was established
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06

NEW YORK - The severe storm which has swept the east for three days has moved cut over the North Atlantic.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
WEATHER REPORT

GU. S. WEATHER BUREAU Temperatures for 24-Hour Period Ending % O'Clock This Morning In Juneau-MaXimum, 37; minimum, 33.
 At Airport-MaXimum, 36; minimum, 32.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
WEATHER FORECAST
 Juneau and Nieinity)


 Occasional light snow or rain tonight and Tuesday. Cooler Tuesday with lowest temperature near freezing
 PRECIPITATION lPast 24 hours endins 73o am. today In Juneau - .97 inches; since Jan. l, 360 inches, since July l. 58.77 inches.
 At Airport = .24 inches; since Jan. l, 188 inches; since July l, 3926 inches.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
PERSONAL

SLIP COVERS. draperles, upholsterine
wide selection Of latest fabrics; quick: efii
feS GPHosTEssa SfPTes 11ss ssssss &C. sos St
SLIP COVERS, ,pRAPERIEs-co. $500; 8
day delivery. Your fabric or ours. DAIG'
VEfTcH VEhSII' STREET 'krNDERGARDEN: d.,
and boarding; enroll - now t9r ia, faI tern r
EaBY s,nF'2n sfrTfRs Tf tex G Ssss
safe. Call DI. 2300 for investigated sittsrs
ssassd casa SoHssa
StssaRfsH $.'f .s e. .1sSse. and sns.,
ss; sosogs e. seNooE e se'3st%ss', .zs
ALTERAII9Ns on all ladies' enss
sioa sioa''i 18th h st. NV. CO. 2a2i
sERMAN.NT ways .aas,ma s.; snangeo aRS "A
MYNs FIJI s'9a 9BEs1rS y ''eeSs cofHEos. Psio s
Z r " You ARE IN NEED or A LOAN yg to
saS9 RSbrs ss se Mss eot asors.s sa a7e ''s0
ANNOUNCING the Kal9rama convatescent .1sate ,sn
der 1"g medical eds SUPERVISION: i a4-hour nursing
care and supervised diets: private, semi
private and small ward rooms for male
mssoa and fsaf aa es5eass co as5s For further
NOON ROOM AND BOARD for elderly people;
opposite Walter Reed; nursing, care. GE
PIANO PLAYER AND SINGER to play eve
nings in mixed drink restaurant. CO
HUfMPTY-DuMPTY NURSERY SCHOOL
pickup and delivery service, . meals a day
also day and night care; licensed home: in.
spection invited, uN. .01S1. -12
NURSING H0ME-Cool. suburban estate
medical attention II desired. at reasonable
rates; excellent food, SH: 7644. 10
nurses. airy rms. best food. tray service
SIS weekly 4317 Kansas ave. NV, GE
91S9 81
HOME HEATING EXPERTS-warm air
hot water, coal. oil, gas, repairs, conver.
sions, new installations: consultations ant
estimates without obligation. OR. 1899
Evening star., 1947-08-08
SITUATIONS MEN tcer,. ,

MAN, 81. white, free evenings. what have
MAN white, wishes JOB as maintenance
y yrs, exper.. with 5th.class 2: c. engi-
neer's license: Call Wardeld Oils. 10'
MAN, colored. wants work of any kind;
MEAN, young. exper.. wants Job as foun-
tain H., manager ma, or drug CLERK Sod neat and
MAN. young. colored. desires position as
nanayman .nlaan, or earetaker of private estate
Nan sRz lS1x WifH sta1 cAk available evenings and
all day Sat. Ii. 1907. Call after pm,
ssRsseE AN ass5ss sh g sne Ss nsst in or out
dent, desires parf-time bookkeeping or
worker; available after IL am, RA.
esHsas teE S sfhih sfst ss y: g 6~
aAffMAoiST far D. tregistraion frn aTa
and and week ends. Box 1o7-Y. star. N s.
PLAsTERING CONTRACT only. labor, and
PREssMAN, expert cylinder. automatic
half-tone printing. desires position as
o vicinity q Wash
evening and weekend work: steady or on
call Box 205-Y, Star. 1Os
STUDENT VETERAN wants part-time Job:
available Q ANIL pm. daily and Satur-
979S after s pm Box 14O-Y, Star. &.
VET, reliable, desires position driving as
chauffeur for period OF 2 mos, before en-
tering school. D. c. permit. GE. 6605.
TAVERN OPERATOR needs position. hard
worker: former, owner and operator, at
tended bar, kitchen floor; wants pay based
on salary and profit; nondrinker. Box
2l1-Y, Star 1Os
Evening star., 1947-08-08
HOME imp. COMPANIES Ico,,,

CEMENT WORK. stone walls, fiagstons
terraces, walks chimneys, freplsces ce-
ment driysways. porches, retaining walls.
vile, Nd. Phone Rockville a5ss. ia
FENCES, all types: wood. picket, wire,
chain link. Immediate erection, carpen-
try, concrete work. Terms. NJ. W. FENCE
FENCES. chain link, wire, wood painting.
papering. concrete work work, and gen. home I'M
FLOOR SANDING, cleaning and finishing:
reduced rates. R. NJ. OLIVER & SON, II.
f2ooe f2a sF sERvichNotnins EH HSa but the bs best.
laying. sanding. finishings cleaning: par
ING coNTRRAcIoRs INC 1872 wiscon-
HEATING-on furnaces and oil burners
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup: ex.
ENGINEERING CO., 1921 Ga. ave, GE-
HOME HEATING ExPERTs--warm air.
sions. new Installations; consultations and
KITCHENS AZ MoPERSSIzkD: hqer to ce,lins, ,
cabinets and Tracy stainless steel sinks:
worn linoleum sink tops permanently re-
Plassa: HoMs re general Hl Improvements MODERN
PAINTING and pa2erinE, floor sanding.
En,ir,,T0N Epar T0sk; .6 est aa a9@5, GILBERT q
PAINTING, interior and exterior: 70 yrs
exper.; specializing in wall textures: use
best materials. FIR. 2235. -l2
PAINTING, papering and Kem-Tonine, in
terror and exterior, paper removed hy
steam. Veteran. 81. 1854. -12
ROOFING. SIDING, storm windows, con-
crete porcheS. We repair or replace any
part of the house: no money down. pay
ments as low as So per mo. For free
WHITE asbestos siding and insulte siding.
We have it, we apply it. SH. 2Ol7. IL
HYATrSVILLE CONTRACTING CO.-Roof-
ing, siding. suffering. painting, paoering;
all work guaranteed; no down payment.
low monthly terms For free estimate,
call WA. S4S6. days or evenings
Evening star., 1947-08-08
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
gars time tax returns prepared ao7s state
books 9Bpsned; sBs 70 years, experience, PHONE PHONE
or monthly basis: tax returns, payrolls.
g. rGsLfe S6s fek
snees: interviews welcomed. BOX AK, a:
AUDITOR, cost accountant. bookkesper
job: living wage required. Phone Victor
SoY heisht ssn sr weigh ssisht sHout tnsp 1so
ticeship position. ne win not be return
4sa R@ ss
Tb nsts1 e sontse & Sh Snde4 20 with
lengthy building proeram, on contract basis.
Telsphons after E pm: Hobart 1868. IL.
1915 or write Bog icy. Star. s.
CHEF, colored, desires Job as chef or
'f no. shsa sfsc sober To-
rant in q out of town own ' Write details, sil
eIEKk eGE aesoa ok ssasfLEsMAN midd. aged. s. col
lese education. former Govt. employe and
officer Wor War I. Box 170-Y. Star %
COLLEGE STUDENT desires work Of any
kind during summer vacation; excellent
driver; veteran. Box 13I-Y, Star. 1G'
ENGINEER. 6th-class license, wants work
IL: watch. or relief work. Box 16s-Y,
Star O.
RANDY MAN, white, carpentry, painting;
have tools, brushes; BY hour or job. DU.
LAWYER desires position with law Arm on
salary basis; age 35. married; experience
In legal research. Box 162-Y. Star. o.
MAN, colored, desires evening and week
end employment. experienced elevator
operator, porter and cleaner. NO. 45l7
after ) pm.
Evening star., 1947-08-08

BOOKKEEPER-CAsHTER- -TYPIST,, expert
position held 10 yrs; excellent references
bocT5R's Dea fSs saEsetfkETARy-NuRsE. eomplet-
ing course tipping, dietation take work
seriously snl Can give character references
COUNTERGIRL. colored. full rest. and
bar a.. expssrience; gha morning only, Z to. 3.
DREssMAKiNG. design, remod., aitsra.;
BERT, 1880 Irving w. Apt. 4. AD. 223s.
srss xDfe PREEas9E eR sssS eo0red girl de-
GIRL, colored, wishes night work Of any
kind except waitress or counter: reliable
NURSE, practical hospital training, will
care for semi-invalids or convalescents. day
or night. Warield 9194. g.
NURSE. colored, practical graduate. takes
cases OF 81 kinds; likes children; can live
REcEFTroN1sr-TYp1sr. RI M ooSNH1srTYp1s yrs. nurses
training, 2 yrs. surgical technician in
Army, mo. civil service. cerk-typist., Gil.
REGISTERED NURSE desires position in
doctors office or clinic, part or full time,
SECRETARY -sTENOGRAPHER. expert
sEC'Y. .sTENo.. diversified experience; com
Good references. BOIL Ontario rd. NV,
Columbia S346. 3.
TYPIsT1PEoiessiona manHse.ipt sns thesis thesis
Call OR. 6O55. S
YOUNG WOMAN wants part-time secre-
tarial position in mornings; college grad
uate: qualified typist and stenographer
Can use dictaphone. Call TIE. 1871 morn
ingS. g
QUALIFIED DIETITIAN desires employ
ment; references and other information
furnished on request. Box 174-Y, Star
COLLEGE HONOR GRADUATE. math.
economics; scientific and merchandising
experience desires position. WI. 2614
GIRL. colored. desires Job as waitress,
countergirl or pantry; experienced. Call
DE 5533 p
COLORED WOMAN desires morning work,
s to 2. in city, experienced. Call DU.
1904
work: also office work experience. Call
AID 95Ql
Evening star., 1947-08-08
HELP MEN ens WOMEN

COLLEGE GRADUATES with teacher train
ing Tor primary and grammar grades in
village and consolidated schools. Also one
high school English teacher, and a young
teacher elementary school White teachers
only. Living costs reasonable Will ar
range interviews in Washington Apply to
r. 8. PROCTOR, Co. Supt.. Goldsboro,
COUPLE, white or colored. expert cook and
general housekeeper. man to chauffeur, be
able to serve. take care Of yard; fine salary;
good living quarters. Call Falls Church
EGG CANDLER, experienced. eolored man
or woman; state salarv expected and where
formerly employed: also references. Box
MAN or WOMAN. familiar with income
Once. Silver Spring. Md. State salary
expected and refs. BOZ 479-V. Star. 8
SALESPEOPLE-We have q fast-selling 81
item that sells itself; on every sale the
entire dollar is yours: sales Kit furnished
7os l3th st. NV. ME-. 7765. IS
for exclusive private school. School opens
Sept. 2 Excellent salary: Apply in per-
son: 9401 Georgia ave-, SH. 1874. -13
UPHOLSTERERS and seamstresses wanted.
tions: experienced only. Cali UN. 1915.
WHITE RESTAURANT COUNTER heIp:
good pay. EAST POTOMAC GOLF
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If YOU sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
charge: Give voice and phone number.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, young woman. to live in. pvt. rm
and bath, to do 1st-n. work as well as
cook; $s5 mo. Write age, exper, and
Cook and e.h.w. for country place in
County, accessible to Wash
ington. Call DI. 4015 for appointment
between 8 and 8. p
COOK, white or colored. August 1s to Aug.
81, while regular cook is on vacation: live
out Call GE. 1892. 3
COOK, $50: must be experienced and Al :;
recent city references required; other help;
small family. light housework; live in. own
rm. and bath; fond of children. OR. 0544.
H.w.-COOK, small apt, health card aud
local ref req; must be fond of children,
9 am. to 8 pm. 5h-day week, S21. Call
WO 1922, z to 9 pm. only
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, white, fond
of children: good salary SH. 316a. 10
GIRL, colored. settled, permanent position
for g.h.w., apt. 8 days; willing to sit 2
nights: local ref. and health card; SIS.
white, small family, care
Of children; live in; references. Box
MAID, good salary. sh.w., small APT.
plain cooking. partial care young child;
good laundress: recent city refs. required.
OR k666 10
Evening star., 1947-08-08
SAlESkdEN,

APPLIANCE SALESMAN, experienced, with
car. If it's worth selling we have it, from
Bendix washers and television to cordless
irons. If You can sell and prove it, we
have o salary and commission job. The
best ever offered. Sales cooperation, plu:
sure-fre door opener and closing deal
that clicks. Apply before 10 am. DIS
TRICT HARDWARE CO., 2146-4S St
BUILDING MATERIALS sALESMEN-Lge
national manufacturer needs young men
21-35 years of age. college education
desirable. sales training position leading to
active sales work later: salary. In reply
give age. education, experience, ambitions
and salary expected. Unlimited possibilities
for right men. This is q real opportunity
Reply Box 264-V, Star.
FOOD SALESMEN-National food organi-
za tion is desirous of securing several younR
men for sales territories in Washington
and vicinity. Permanent position. excel
lent opportunities for Advancement. Auto
mobile furnished Bond and physical ex.
amination REQUIRED: Reply IN your your ogI ..l
past experience. Preliminary interviews
will be arranged. Write Box lazy, Star
FURNITURE SALESMAN. for used-furni-
ture store. Experience preferred. but not
essential. Permanent position for reliable
man. 637 Indiana ave. NV. IL
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Excellent op-
portunity for salesman or saleslady with
car. For interview, ST. sire: eyes,. OF.
b22s.