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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26
Local Schools Prepare
For Annual Youth Fair

Glasses in Columbia Falls higf
school this week prepared for the
annual Youth Fair In Kahspell nex'
Thursday and Friday by electine
queen candidates and preparing ex-
hibits and an act.
Seniors chose Ruth Voss as their
candidate for queen of the fair;
juniors named Marlene Davis; So
phomores, Pudgie Peck and fresh
men, Anna Mae Websdale. This CO.
ming week the Columbia Falls
queen will be selected, and If she
doesn't win the fair event, shell
become at least a queens attendant.
Schools in the district will be dis
missed for the fair next Friday.
The high school will have pep
club and home economics club
sponsored booths at the carnival,
and will present an act in front OF
the grandstand Friday.
Columbia Falls grade school Will
have a booth in the carnival and
will have entrants in the Thursday
evening amateur contests.
Grade school students from the
will also be entered in the
spelling bee and quiz kid programs.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26
South Fork Town

Mr. and Mrs P J Barrett, Soutl
Fork, were weekend visitors Al
Roman.
The Melvin Cox family, who hav'
been living in the Ellefson house
have left to return to their hom,
in Oklahoma.
1t is with great pleasure we note
the wOrkmen for the r e A. Once
more are busy in our small town
We hope the neighborhood will be
fully electrified before the winter
months are upon us.
Mr. and Mrs Orville Ihrke had
as their guests Mr. Ihrke's parents
from Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs D r Edwards and
Bud spent week at their home
here. They left Sunday for Glas-
gov, but plan on returning in Oc-
tober.
Some of our bachelor neighbors
are showing the way with beauti-
full small homes. It is nice to see
what paint and elbow grease will
do to a building. c N Hanson, Mas
tin City, is busy putting house on
his lot here. Are you going to out
shine the other bachelors, Nor
man?
Mr. and Mrs Jed Stratton have
almost completed their house. AZ
ter a slight setback in one of our
summer storms they have made
excellent progress.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Stallcop, Ha-
vre, visited Don and Ruth Nash
this week. Mrs Stallcop is Ruth's
sister.
The Boucher family, Havre, are
now living in Alvin Nash's cabin
and Mr. and Mrs Willows have mo-
we'd their trailer house on the Nash
trailer park lots.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Sereday, Lee
wistown, Mont, brother and sis
ter-in-law of Mrs Alvin Nash, Wis
tied there over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs Marlin Nash were
here a few days this week work
ing on their building. They return
de to Havre Tuesday where they
plan to spend the winter.
Mrs Clark Harlan and her SIS
ter, Mrs Sharrete, made business
trip to Kalispell Wednesday,.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Helgeson,
Hillsborough, Ore, brother and
sister-in-law of Mrs Harlan and
Mrs Sharette arrived Wednesday
to visit the Harlan family.
The Scott brothers have gone to
Roundup for visit, leaving one
of the Harlan cabins vacant.
w A Storm left last week for
Seattle to spend some time with
his family there.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Ellefson and
children, Missoula, spent the week
end with the Harlan family here.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26
Valentine Items
Mrs Emma LademburQ


Mr. and Mrs John Cavanaugh OF
Denver have been visiting at the
Feenan home for the last two
weeks. They are accompanied by
their two daughters, Claire and No
ra and son Charles. Mrs Cavan-
augh is Mrs Feenan's daughter and
they formerly made their home in
Whitefish where Mr. Cavanaugh
was in the lumber business.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Motichka
have sold their Kalispell home and
plan to spend the winter at Grants
Pass, Oregno. Their daughter, Mrs
Edward Plummer and family live
there. We hope when spring comes
they will decide to return to the
Flathead.
Oliver Walsh drove to Hamilton
on Saturday to attend the district
convention of the WV.
The Stoner family attended a
family picnic at Whitefish, Sum
day.
Mrs Fay Smith of Tacoma left
for her home last Thursday after
spending two weeks visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs Francis
Ladenburg. She went home with a
very poor impression of Montana
weather.
Andrew Ledenburg came home
Saturday night from Many Glac-
iers Hotel where he worked for the
Glacier Boat company this sum-
mer. They were showed IN for three
days last week and found lots of
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26

Indian summer beat autumn tt
the Flathead by two days. Sunday
with blue skies, fresh snow on the
mountains, and golden leaves am
ong the green was the first def
mite Indian summer day.
Tuesday at 2:39 p m Qocal time)
with the sun directly overhead at
the equator and heading southwark,
fall came to the F'lathead.
Sockeye salmon and whitefish
were running up the Flathead RI
yer. The northern lights blazed
Wednesday night heavens with
great sheets Of pale green, and
bears, with Information just a
month or so away, are reported to
have even made a garbage can up
setting raid on Columbia Falls We
terans housing project.
On Tuesday the sun was above
the horizon for IL hours and 8 min
utes as compared with the June
maximum OF Ii hours ana D MIL
utes. In December it will be down
to hours and 20 minutes.
September rainfall, in spite of
the drizzly, cool first weeks, is be-
low normal, totaling IL inches, re-
ports E s Mark, federal observer.
Normal is 124 inches, and last
September's 1.30 inches was foil
owed by October's unpleasant re-
cord breaker Of 3.18 inches as COM
pared with the so year average IT
LOS inches. Local residents hope
that September's pleasant last
week is followed by an average
October. It's a wonderful month,
if just average.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26

Dinner guests at the Clifford no
binson home Sunday were Mr. ano
Mrs Harold Robinson. Marion, anc
Mr. and Mrs Hank Doe and daugh'
ter, Beverly, Kalispell.
Visitors this past week at George
Richwines were Mr. and Mrs Le-
row STERN and Mr. and Mrs Enocn
Richwine, Poison; Mr. and Mrs
Bruce Richwine and family, Ron
an. and Elmer Richwine, Spokane.
Elmer Richwine is Georges dad.
Deana and Gene Cada are the
proud owners Of new Schwinn BIZ
cycles. Seems they earned their
own money to pay for them. Some
go-getters!
Mr. and Mrs Cecil Curtis, Kalis-
pell, enjoyed dinner with the Chris
tensen's Wednesday. Thursday Eva
Bellveal and daughter visited with
Mrs Geneva Christensen.
Guests for dinner Thursday at
the Cliff Robinsons were Mr. and
Mrs Charles Maier and daughter,
Linda, of Marion, and Emil and
Shirley Mellem, Kalispell.
Mr. and Mrs Art Nelson went to
Missoula the first of the week on
business.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs Gene
Beasley honored the young couple
with many lovely gifts on their
wedding anniversary last Friday.
The group dined and danced at
Rex's.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26
More Falls Locals

Mr. and Mrs Frank Koudella,
Mullan, Idaho, were guests at the
Joe Opalka home last Tuesday and
Wednesday. Charles Pemble, Jr.,
Philadelphia, was a Tuesday guest
of the Opalkas. He returned to Phil
adelphia Friday.
Elizabeth Allan arrived home Sat-
urday evening after a six weeks vi
sit with relatives and friends in
eastern Montana and North OAK
ota.
Zelda Mae Allan celebrated her
sixth birthday Monday evening at
her home.
Mrs Oren Barnhart has arrived
home after spending few weeks
with relatives in Sidney.
Ellen Lund and George Bendt
left for their homes in Minnesota
after spending the summer here.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Opalka were Fri
day business visitors in Missoula.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26
Classrooms Overcrowded;
School Board Meets

District 6 school board members
held a special meeting Thursday
evening to consider the problem OF
crowded classrooms as enrollments
up 30 per cent over last year are
still increasing.
Z Supt G e Lee presented the fol-
lowing information: 367 pupils are
enrolled in Columbia Falls grade
school with 80 in the first grade;
% in second; rs In combined first
and second; 36, third; 38, fourth;
~ In a combined third and fourth;
80, fifth; Al, sixth; So, seventh and
AZ, eighth, with rs In combined
fifth and seventh.
The board is considering employ
ment of an additional teacher who
will teach q combined seventh and
eighth grade providing for COM
bined fifth and sixth taught by one
of the present teachers. Organiza-
ton of junior high school was
also discussed. However there is
no additional regular classroom
space available. Two additional
teachers have already been hired
this month at the local school, Mrs
M G Thoroman and Mrs Lillian
Dougherty.
Martin City's school has 80 first
and second graders; Coram with
three teachers has a reported 70;
Bolton with three teachers, At; APP
gar 10; Essex and Lake Five 10
each, and Nyack 6.
Indicator of future high school
enrollments is the Sc freshmen at
the district high school as compar-
ed with last years 80.
The school hot lunch program
in Columbia Falls will start this
coming Wednesday. The class A
(top class) lunch will include milk
and cost 20 cents. The federal gov
eminent helps support the prog
ram. Cook will be Mrs Emma An
nan with Mrs Eva Jordan in gen.
eral charge.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26
Eastern Star Meets

Estella Pomeroy Chapter No 68,
o E S met Wednesday evening at
Anderson's hall. Regular business
was presided over by Worthy Ma
iron Ella Van and Worthy Patron
H ] Mustell. Visiting members Mr.
and Mrs Teddy Andrew, former
Belfry residents; and Mrs Ruth
Morris, Whitefish, were introduced.
Piano selections by Teddy An
drew were enjoyed, after chapter
closed. Refreshments were serv-
ed by Mrs Wilma Saurey and her
committee. Those present with
birthdays in July, August and Sep
TENDER were honored.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26
Indian Summer Beats Autumn

snow on Logan Pass, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Lexington OF
New Paris, Ohio, have their trail
er home parked at the w Dowl-
er home and are renewing friend
ships in the neighbornood. Mr. Len
ington is an ardent fisherman and
hunter and always enjoys the Flat
head.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26
To Show War Dead Film

Next-of-Kin of World War II
dead in the area are invited to at
tend showing of the War Dep
artment film that gives the pro-
cedure In bringing back for local
burial bodies of men now in mill
tary cemeteries overseas. The film
will be shown in Kalispell's Amer
can Legion hall Sunday at 8 p m.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26
Park Brings Back Outlaw

A super-western, 'The Outlaw
that attracted moviegoers here
last November will have return
engagement at the Park theatre
Tuesday and Wednesday,. Shows
will be at 7 and 9:15 p m.
Thursdays show at the park
theatre, one night only, and at z
and p m will be Lady III the
Lake." with Robert Montgomery.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26
Inspects Local Schools

A L Gullidge, state high school
supervisor and a member of the
Northwest Accrediting association,
inspected Columbia Falls schools
Monday. It was a routine visit.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26

90; bed springs and mattress !,
vanity dresser, $4,000, for .,
Dan Saurey, Col. Falls.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26

AM NOT RESPONSIBLE for any
Obligations, financial or other
wise, contracted by my wife, Mrs
Bertha Fusk, after September ),
1947.
JOHN I FUSK liz
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26
To Publish School Paper

First issue of Canyon Breeze,
Columbia Falls high school month
w paper is expected to be printed
next week. The paper with Doug
Cooper, editor-in-chief, will be mi
meographed, though later editions
are expected to be printed.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26

ELECTROLUX VACUUM cleaner
with attachments, like new, $780,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-26

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Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
Community Calendar

FRIDAY BOY SCOUT COURT OF HON. OR at United Protestant church at 2 pm. JUNIOR PLAY at gymnasium. 8 pm.
 SATURDAY CHRISTMAS PARTY at Valley Theatre. Begins at 1:3O pm. BINGO game sponsored by Fire Association in Steve Ward Bldg. 800 pm. ANCHORAGE-PALMER h g h school basketball games in Palmer gymnasium. 800 pm.
 SUNDAY SODALITY of St. Michael's Church meets for Christmas party at Mohan home. 2. pm. B UTE CHRISTMAS PRO- GRAM at 7:30 pm. in Butte hall. UNITED PROTESTANT school program and Christmas can tata. 7:15 pm.
 MONDAY SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS meet in basement of Lutheran Church. 7:30 pm. COMMUNITY CHEST central committee meets at Esslinger home. 8 pm.
 TUESDAY SCHOOL CHRISTMAS program in gymnasium. 1 pm. WASILLA COMMUNITY Christ mas in Community hall at 7:30 pm. MOOSE AND WOMEN of Moose meet at 8 pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
Work on Bridge Planned, ARC Chief Promises

Although the request to widen Matanuska bridge, which was placed before the Juneau office of the Alaska Road Commission by the Northland Pioneer Grange of Palmer, cannot be compiled with at this time, some work is planned on the bridge. This as- surance was given the Grange in a letter written by Ike P. Taylor, chief engineer for ARC.
 MT. Taylor said it is planned to deck the bridge completely, replace the existing running plank and install heavier guard rail. He promised the job would be undertaken as soon as materials are available.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
Maze, Hagen, Zeile Elected Chamber Heads

Continued from page D
 veterans are receiving help.
 with the average loan amount
 ing 10 $e.000 or more.
 He also reported that by Christmas it is expected that the territorial bonus will be paid to date. That bonus, payment of $10 for every month spent in the service, is paid to Alaskan veterans only.
 MT. Parmenter spoke of the need for cooperation among the Valley men in formation of volunteer fire department to man the equipment which has been made available through The Alaska Railroad. He said the twin problems of training men to fight fires and to care for fire equipment were the Valleys greatest worry now.
 He called for accord among the men who will make up inc Valleys firefighting crews. saying. Settle all of your differences before you go to the fire and not after you get there. After all. it's the first five minutes of a fire that counts most"
 Clayton Esslinger, speaking as a representative of the Commun- ity Chest drive, asked the Cham Der for more real help in con ducting the drive. He said solici- tors still were needed in some areas in order to effectively cover all territory in the Valley by next Monday, the end of the 1947 drive.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
PARTY'S AT 2 PM.

The Christmas party for So- dality members of St. Michaels church will begin at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The party will be held at the home of Mrs. Richard Mohan.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
Church Services This Week . <.

N - ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN
 CHURCH
 w. A. Zeile, Pastor Sunday Sunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, Il am. Holy Communion is celebrated on the last Sunday of every second month.
 Thursday Christmas services at II am. UNITED PROTESTANT
 CHURCH
 Victor I. Alfsen, Pastor
 Sunday Sunday School, 10 a. m. Morning Worship, II a. m. Young Peoples Service, 2 p. m. Evening Service, 8 p. m.
 Friday Prayer Meeting, 7:3O p. m. ST. MICHAEL'S CATHOLIC
 CHURCH Rev. James A. Snead, Pastor
 Sunday Mass, 10 a. m. Confessions heard before Mass Sodality Communion held the first Sunday of each month. Wednesday Christmas mass at midnight.
 CHURCH OF GOD
 FULL GOSPEL George Savchenko, pastor
 Sunday Sunday School, 10 am. Morning Devotions, II am Services at Butte, 3 pm. Coffsy Insurss Everything Remember? -Adv.
Evening star., 1947-01-26

Remember, SO doctors leading skin specialists
tested the Palmoive Plan 1885 women, and prored
it can bring out of lovelier complexion in just
ID days! The women we're all ages, from fifteen to
fifty. Some had dry skins some oily some just
average. After careful examination by the DOCTORS
they we're given the Pamolive Plan to use at home
only IA days, the doctors agreed out of showed d.
noticeable improvement! Start your Palmolve Plan
Evening star., 1947-07-25
HELP MEN and WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER-SE experienced
middle age preferred; Alexandria firm
give full details in reply. Box 4ss-V, Star
work; good salary. Apply manager
DUFFEYS TAVERN, 1851 Georgia ave
MANAGER OR sALEsCLERK. and 1t
exper. necessary. Apply 2034 N. Moore st.
fTANo PIX oar PLAYER, colored or white. man o,
woman, must be good Amateurs do moi
apply. Excellent salary and tips Brine n,e
music Hours, 8 pm. to 2 am. BENNY's {
TAVERN. S29 14th st. NV. 20
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, experience de.
sirable but not essential Must ,H have Cepp Ssi
and be over p, BROWN REALTY CO9Esf-
BEST Best Vocal INSTRUCTION If you sins
in our Southeastern University Choral SO.
ciety preparing concert-opera prosrams;
opportunity for serious members. NC
charge Give voice and phone NUMBER
RnY 2Ra-K Star
Evening star., 1947-07-25
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

sRs Rasiss asiutEs
s1s5 per week. Box 4e9-L, Star SO:
able experience; D. c. or Alex. Box
coMPANToN COM Hsfe LADY. refined. nursing - ex.
perience, desires place with lady not sick
Can leave city. AID. 9709.
DREssMAKING, design, remod.. altsEa.
eRs RsR eye gGERs Gy2ss specially MISS Mss
ENVELOPES ADDRESsED-Typing done
Telephone + ] ! mi. g6sS. MRS. s B. P. VALoIs
desires work as mothers helper, WI. e5s4.
GIRL, young, experienced, will care for
CHILDREN = evenings or for entire week e. end
GoyER3NEsS 3 or BABY baby nurse, wants pesii
HOME HOME EcoNoMfcs ECON GRAD. wishes Job as
dietitian in school, college, Govt hospital
etc. Box 19-X. Star. 29'
tion dealing with public. varied experience,
Isp1ns nam seR seR iosX i6as ssar 81 .eins 900 n,
eaperienced. he A eteiens. aSs PsiIs6le. Box ieS.
NURSE. practical, white; would care 70,
invalid %. Or conyasscent sSas patient day o'
NURSE, practical. licensed wants position
with convalescent; free to travel. Box
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes to care for
elderly lady: will consider light housework.
Call AK 1900. 27"
RECEPTIoNIST-T capable. expert
enced; prefer doctors office. GIL. 1928
RECEPTIONIST, cashier or interviewer
Young woman desires responsible Job
years dealing with public Res2onSDlitties
Must earn at least S35 week; daywork.
Also types. Available immedia ely. Box
SECRETARY, proficient shorthand and
tipping: B. A. degree: varied experience
SECRETARY, intelligent and refined col
lege girl wants interesting position; ex-
cellent business and social references; typ
ing and shorthand, experienced in, adver;
tising and display, two years hospita1
week. Hobart 1860, Ext. 1O4. 90
SETTLED LADY, refined, capable, wants
work as companion or nurse ipfpice home
70 1121 tn Y
Evening star., 1947-07-25
PERSONAL tcont.

JEWISH REST HOME-Indiyidual care
z.T z$i7 Kapiss I sys nw GE s5ss .ssv 81. .nd
monthly rates; luxurious Diesel yachts
and auxiliaries available in washington
and Annapolis for private parties HUGH
ALEXANDER, INC. 615 Maine ave. sw.
ME, 1852 -27
WILL GIVE DAY CARE to 1 or 2 chill.
dEsn il private home: Can L, Hillside 6o95:
who knows his present address or the ad-
municate with the Rev. James e. cowhig.
st. Patrick's Church. Mr.. Chapman was
born about 1909 and married Nancy E.
SssksGn on scs SfP. ga,sc + 1g$a snsross,ns
memoriams, scrolls. graduatisen eertifieataes
courteous service: PRICE quoted before
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIES-CO. $500. B.
day delivery. Your fabric or ours. DAIG-
NEAULT, Decorators.
NEWS CORRESPONDENT, woman, sister
and 3-year-cld girl would like = or 8 bed.
part of town on transit line; will give
CATERING SERVICE in home or office
menu planning buffet suppers, persona.
Superyision MI S1l6 Pr
Evening star., 1947-07-25
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, on daily-rate basis, new
books opened 25 years experience. Phone
AdcdUN1aSfBooks M 5Gss assfr on openvd kept State
aSe'T aPie Tates ssA 5ss Rhone VI s5SP s''. 81:
pos With view ri toward aeSaS obtainng exp
salary immaterial: avail. ewes, Sat. and
sGGo,,SqING s99 B9H 1s4sj sTjNsStaEGRApuArE stss Ste
nographer with nine, years sales. account
ing and ofnce experience, desires position,
preferably with accounting arm; qualified
- stao - FL ERons zoGs ESdi0T 5so7 or RegSsiie
positions as junior accountants, bookkeep::
twists Rnd feEks na' snd sn
students of strayer College Of Accountancy
T. Telephone NA. I74S. ask for MI. Dixon.
AUTO SERVICE MANAGER. over % years
WASH Iena area aox pfiss give sta1 full particulars
BARTENDER, young man, wishes to learn;
Salary till eligible for full time TIE. g! sIsl:
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE. native Wash. col.
grad. in bus. admin, vet, married. 25, at
tending night law school, EXTENSIVE l eXpef, r;tt
people: desires perm. pos. with future
eapABIE e9i nsE YouNG sSGs tae, MAN, white: wants
CATERING SERVICE in home or ofice,
menq claiming Nr bses suppers'
c1TIE eaPffs'i.Se ESG1NEER desires part night
work as quantity estimator 1or general
COLLEGE COLI sTUDENT desires part-time job
sales clerk; consider anything. Elk. 92sa.
GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE desires part
days: chauffeurins. clerking. Dupont
S solSssd Sss s. wishes 1sfs nsatwSs e. S5s1 fe
MASAdER for rsstsurann.. n. Q. or. night c club; ab
tablished in the best outstanding plaee lace. in
fikyor ffyo Box eonasfeisI aa1 ssaf Single and
gine planes. flight instTuetor trn wants flying
lSp Gs any typs DE evening work
VET. VET Sir Single, e' 81. 5. c. s.. Bp. franklin
o gn eEed aesres poson With medm
to to teach sa him your business and willing e
see him advance into ar resp
adentialiy to Box Ask: Star: s5.
sndior CLERK; intellisent and courteous.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SELLING ex-
perience, plus a car. are my assets; desire
Connection with reliable firm COVERING
Washington or Northern Virginia.. Mary
land and West virginia. Box s0-A' ss.ar'
YOUNG MAN wants days work. Call for
JOHNNIE, DE. 5454.
YOUNG MAN desires clerk-typist Job; type
s5cHPRfs g. xgm GE GMEoSNsIhHas. Sshas experience in all
phases of real estate, plus legal knowledge
being currently acquired at at GeGrsssoTn ,rrsss n
every previous endeavor are my assets;
married ass ss former Navy IT If eorae semaf.
town; desires connection with law firm,
builder. investment syndicate or any pvt
business; salary open; excellent references
YOUR V0oPPoRTUNITY-Young (a6l, well
educ vet, married, employed in highiy
confidential Govt. office tsection d1scon-
tiIued), tech background, SUPERVISOR
and managerial exp. linguist. writing and
editorial esper.: new car. Only Interested
IN respons. position; $40 weekly minimum.
Box 77-X, Star. %