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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21

in Lee.
HB-232 - To increase the Cam
den coroner's fees.
HB-244 - Relating to tax liens in
Rutherford.
HB-247 - To fix salaries of the
Fender deputy sheriff.
HB-256 - To fix pay of jurors in
Pitt.
HB-257 - To fix fees of jurors
in Currituck.
HB-301 - To provide for alloca-
ton Of delinquent taxes in per-
quimans.
HB-302 - Authorizing B u :
combe's commissioners to lease
certain property.
HB-303 - To fix salaries of
Carteret officials.
HB-307 - To fix fees Of jurors
in Castor.
HB-312 To relieve Yancey
sheriff from duties as tax col
%lector.
HB-313f- Relating to collecting
delinquent taxes in Pennsylvania.
HB-323 - To regulate city cleo
tons in Reidsville.
HB-325 - To fix fees of jurors
in Onslow.
HB-326 - Fixing pay of Mont
gomery officials.
HB-327 - Fixing pay Of mayor
and clerk of Huntersville.
HB-331 - Making law relating
to rewards for seizure of liquor
stills apply to Scotland County.
HB-330 - To permit towns in
Surry to use proceeds of parking
meters to buy public parking lots.
HB-333 - To increase the Pen
der commissioners from three to
five.
HB-334 - Authorizing the Pen
der Education board to sell GER
tain land.
HB-345 - To divide Valdese into
five wards.
HB-351 - To fix salaries and fees
in Richmond.
HB-356 - To increase powers of
police officers in Martin.
HB-369 - To authorize appoint
ment or rural police in Arson.
SB-61 - To amend law relating
to Montgomery grand juries.
SB-80 - Authorizing Vance com
missioners to increase salaries.
SB-92 - To fix pay of jurors in
Robson.
SB-95 - Authorizing Shelby al
dermen to fix salary of mayor
not to exceed S., 200 a year.
SB-102 - To fix pay of Lincoln
officials.
SB-1O6 - To fix salary of Chero-
kee sheriff and relieve him of
tax collector duties.
SB-114 - To fix pay of jurors in
Columbus.
SB-116 - To increase Belmont
commissioners from three to five.
New Bills:
SB-163 - Whitaker of Lenoir, ex-
empting highway construction
workers from maximum hour law.
Manufacturing and labor.
SB-164 Jones of Sur-y, per.
uniting Surry county to issue bonds
and notes and levy taxes for pay
ment thereof for purpose of erect
ing a building or buildings for use
of county farm agents and as
ISOLATED agencies. Finance.
SB-165 - Smith of Stanly, pro-
viding for certain employees of De-
pa-tment of Conservation and De-
velopment to be commissioned as
special peace officers upon giving
81. 900 bond. Conservation and De-
velopment.
SB-166 - Currie of Moore, max
ing streets and highways of North
Carolina safe for pedestrians and
motoring public. Public roads.
Bills Passed:
SB-64 - Amending charter Of
Roanoke Rapids to provide for
election of a mayor and six town
commissioners to two-year terms
instead of three years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
RECEPTION SET
FOR new PASTOR
Rev. Blackmore To Serve
At Masonboro Bap-
fist Church

A reception will be given tonight
in the Masonboro community
building h~onoring the Rev. and
Mrs. James H. Blackmore who
have come to the community as
the first resident minister of the
Masonboro Baptist Church.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. R. Blackmore of Warsaw.
For three and a half years, he
served as chaplain with the 18th
armored division and the 227th
ordnance base depot.
Mrs. Blackmore is a native of
Iowa. During the war she served
with the American Red Gross,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
HARMFUL AID

DOT, super-lnsecticide used II
the war, might, if broadcast with
out discrimination, kill off the in
scot pests that eat our crops, but il
would also destroy the bees anc
other insects that, by cross-polli.
nation, make our crop growing
possible.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
Dies Tn Montana

Peter Koch, formerly employ ed at the Ships Tavern, passed away in Billings, Montana Oct. Is and funeral services were held there Monday. Death was due to a liver ailment
 His daughter, Mrs. Betty Ball, of Kodiak, flew to his bedside, and when hls illness became more serious his son, Everett Koch, one of the partners ia Christy's Bakery, also flew out and ar- rived shortly before his death.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
Hospital NeWs

Admitted for medical atten- tion during the week were: Mrs. Kathryn Wilkinson, Victor Nor ton, Mrs. Barbara Metzker Stan Austerman; for minor surgery, Thomas Paine.
 BIRTHS:
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. V. Thomas are the parents of a daughter, born Oct 23, weight 6 lbs. IA oz She will be named Chrystal Dee.
 A daughter was born to MT and Mrs. Paul E. Reid Oct. 20, weight 7 lbs. 6 oz The baby will be named Dianne Elizabeth.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
Marriage First In New Church

The marriage of Una Bartles Mcdonald and Norman Anton Sutherland on Sunday, Oct. 18th, was the .frstgwedding performed d in the new Russian church. The rites were read by the Very Rev. Gregory Gleboff. with Alfred CIemmens and Mrs. Grace Kerr as witnesses.
 On Wednesday the church was the scene of the marriage of Al. exander Kosbruk and Clydia Shangin, both of PelryviIle. Rev Gleboff performed the ceremony and Bernard Rector and Jennie Koiokokonok were the attend ants
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
Phone Work To Start

Phoneless Kodiak welcomed the arrival this week of George Nicholson, engineer for the Cush- ing Construction Go, of Sitka who IS here to begin construction on the Brooklyn avenue building of tne Ko 1iak Telephone Co
 Mrs. Gushing, also owner of the Sitka Telephone Co, has held the Kodiak phone franchise for almost 3 years The construc- tion company is owned by her husband.
 The building, located next to the Taylor apartments, will be of concrete block construction with living quarters upstairs.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
Seals Arrive

Not fur, but Christmas seals for Kodiak7s 1947 tuberculosis campaign arrived Monday, Rev. Rowland Wilkinson, chairman for the Rotary sponsored sale, announced today.
 Members of the committee are Eugene Erwn, Ken Wade, Tom Utterback, Morris Burnham and Ed Naughton.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
NOTICE

All beauty preparations in stock, including cleansing creams, toning oils, face powd- CTS. Iipsticks, etc. are now on sale at cost.
 Take advantage'of this oppor- tunity now to save on your beauty needs. Sale continues un- til Nov. 1, when we will close until June 1st.
 Della s Beauty Cabin
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
installing New X-ray.

Complete pew X-ray eQlt ment is being installed this wP in the Griffin Memorial hospi under the direction of Big Martinsen, Seattle representa- of the General Electric X-r corporation.
 The new, modern equipment the result of many years pA ming and fund d-raising, and is of 6 postwar installations beiI made in the Territory Dr. 4. Holmes Johnson a
 the new equipment will alA superficial X-ray treatments %
 possible with the old equipnenI
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25

The younger members of Ko- diak's younger generation will have an opportunity to show off their Halloween Costumes at a big costume revue and grand march at the Community Center at 6 o'clock next Friday evening, Hallowe en night. All kids under 10 years of age are invited to visit the Center and show off their costumes before they start on their rounds of "trick-or- treat Prizes will be awarded the youngsters who have the best and funniest costumes.
 The affair IS sponsored by the Program Council of the Center of which Bob Magnusen is chair man
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
Wins Plymouth h

Dick Hogen, Of Kodiak, be ticket number 2008 which w the Plymouth raffied of by tl Kodiak Retail Liquor DeaIs for the benefit of the Alasl Crippled Childrep's Assoeisti' fund. The drawing was held Sa urday night in front of theO pheum theatre
 Raymond Van Buren bou6 the car from Hogan and is Op ating it as a taxi.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25

The name of Charles Jerling young Kodiak athlete, will lead the roster on the Kodiak Mer- cantile Company trophy for bas- ketball free throw competition at the Community Center. The trophy is a perpetual award with one name being added each year.
 Jerling's scope was sixteen out of twenty-five. Also he will re. ceivs a medal Dick Skinner and Sam Nelson tied for second place and will have a re-throw to de- eide who gets the second and third place medals posted by Tom Nachand.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
Found Insane

Judson Gardner, 30, of Tucson, Ariz was judged insane Satur- day in the U. s. Commissioners court by jury consisting of J. G. Martz, Charles Madsen, Lee Bettlnger, Bud Metzgar, L. K. Wodlinger and Jack Hinckel
 Commissioner Bubendorf com. mitted him to the asylum at Portland and took him to Anch- orage with him yesterday. In An. chorage Bubendorf will appear as a witness in the Novikoff mur' der trial
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25

A criminal charge filed by H. F Macdonald, against his neigh. Dor, Justin Holman, bus driver was heard by jury in the Com missioner's court Wednesday.
 A jury consisting of .Alf Mad sen, Geraldine Eaton, Stanley Nelson, Eleanor Dooley, Morris Burnham and Alexander Rlddell found Holman not guilty Mac Donald claimed Holman crossed his property to get to Mission road
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
NOTICE

Announcing the new location of Bessie Spracher's Tailor Shop at Knudsen's (formerly at Edythe Smith's.)
 We are now offering the new service of machine made button holes, with our other lines of AL terations & Tailoring.
 Bessie Spracher
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25

In Observance of Navy Day, Rev. R N. Wilkinson will preach at the Hillside Chapel in place of Chap M. H. Twltchell who will preach the sermon at the Com munity Baptist church at the same hour
 The pastor will conduct the evening worship hour.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25

Property transfers recorded this week include:
 Rudolph & Jennie Sundberg to John Holland, Lot II Block 33.
 Grace Sabanoff to Camilla Wle., Tract A, Lot 20 Block IS
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25

Tickets are available for the annual Halloween Costume Party and Dance at the Com munity Center next Friday even ing. Halloween night. The affa r is slimited to sixty couples with tickets g ing on a first come first serve basis.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25

Prizes will be awarded for the best and funniest costumes and a number of Halloween stunts are on tap for the evenings fes- tivlties Guests will enter through a chamber of horrors.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
R0iiak hlirror ''S(evs of oqn,erica's Last TronRer

Published Every Saturday at Kodiak Alaska
 Yearly Subscription Rate $500 Entered in the Postofce at Kodiak Alaska Second Class matter under act of Congress of March g. l878 KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
 Lillian E. Lamme Associate Editor
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
Notice

There will be meeting of all EIks at the Cheechako building at 8 pm next Thursday. Oct 30, to meet with Osky Weeda, who will be present from the Anchor age lodge.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25
Mrs Laura Frazier

The above named person ms call at CHRISTY'S Bakery t day and receive the Weeka Special FREE. (sdv)I
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25

L D. s. church services are being held every Sunday at
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-25

An intention u wed has been filed Dy Fred Chernikoff and Est her Marie Carlson, both cannery workers of 0uzinkle.
Evening star., 1947-12-14

on winter hill You took all the blue ribbons in the city class
but knew there was something more about you. You've
got WELL integrity. Human-ness Balance You're not just
city-arcia You're real The waiter was applying pres
sure again What? Oh clans for the young lady Oysters
for me-
Brick supposed the lunch all right He didn't notice
1t nearly three o'clock when Honey had to leave She
said: 1--WE had lovely time Thank you very much"
"Al this" he said, land Thank you, too!'
How do you manage much time for lunch You told
you minor slave in an advertising agency"
There ways and for emergencies. work for
Dermtt Dingodsby I'm what they call Junior Executive
which is something like a bus boy in restaurant"
Brick paid the check when am going you again
he asked.
SHE shook her head with what looked like regret mot
before Christmas I'm afraid The partys big job 60 to
Connecticut for couple of days. and when come
back I'll be busy every instant. Why don't you call
on the twenty-sixth?"
II will, if l don't die of illustration before then"
"If you do Ill see you at the funeral"
Santa Claus sat on das in the middle of Graces toy
department. the only approaches to which were through
aises of irresistible toys This called Merchandising
Psychology and depored parents who hoped to make
the pilgrimage without commercial inducements.
Bricks instructions to interview each child briefly
along predetermined lines He had cards which to keep
track of opinions and cravings expressed by the little toy con-
smers The children favorably impressed at seeing
Santa Claus himself making notes their wlses and degnted
that he offered objection to the most wildly unreasonable
IDEAS
Without deu he noted one small boys request for live
baby elephant anohes for qunupt sisters He treated
understandable another small girls insstence doll that
could throw up Such suggestions fine material for the
space the card marked Unusual and Interesting Requests
The strain of terrific He developed shock
psychosis from having his gurged and whispered and
spat nto and the beginnings of phoba from being kissed
in spite of the grease paint and his best evasve tactics He
Mortified by the avarice with which the children set
themselves to curry favor with Santa Claus.
Evening star., 1947-12-14

to run Joe Wks just when Joe ready to do almost
anything for little extra For Joe exactly Bricks
height and his blue eyes only shade paler.
It's ill wind Joe Wilks principal preoccupation was
Girls and Girls expensive hobby Joe knew precisely
how employ the wechosen the pairs of nyons
the haounce of extravagan perfume for maximum results
and with Christmas at hand Joe needed ready cash.
They made deal Brick would pay Joe SIS for every hour
he spent Graces toy department An outrageous rate but
Brick who collecting Graces regular Santa Caussaaryo
SIS week addition to his pay Junior Executive with
Dermtt Dngoldsby could afford it. Joe engaged to
report at Bricks dressing room at noon on Monday
1t without hitch The only real danger had been that
somebody might recognize Brick clothes his way
back and this not hard to take OF, with
whole makeup kit to work with He looked rather dasng
in the red crepehai moustache and honrimmed glasses
He stood of sight and watched Joe make his first
entrance Joe gasped and SHE'D like startled horse when the
children rushed him but he recovered quickly Brick
his way rejoicing and arrived the White Swan with five
minutes to spare.
EVEN at distance, when she in and shook the
light from her fur coat Honey Swthen worth all
the cheng and expense and mental anguish Honey the
word for her. for the color of her hair the music of her low
voice. the sweetness of her nature Oh this
she sad seated herself the table in the sadowy
corner.
Yes he said marveng at the the tips of her curved
lower laes just touched her cheeks These corner tables
"Oh, not just that mean everything. Snow for Christ
shopping good table in good restaurant attractive
escort -
Thecaptan of walters who'd fingered in the hope of quick
order what happened the young geneans face and
went away
Honey laughed and looked into Brick eyes, You're rather
attractive in redheaded of way she said lin spite of
the of ipstick behind your left ear
Ipst he gasped, and snatched out handkerchief to
scrub the place. Oh he sad he looked the
on his handkerchief "Oh that's itr'
What it? You remembered who kissed yOu?"
'Greasepaint, he said Il showing fellow how to
Evening star., 1947-12-14

Small wonder that Brick concluded run
of-the-show agreement with Joe Wilks as
understudy. Joes outrageous portal-to- portal
pay was an investment in sanity, COM
modify not to be reckoned in dollars and
cents. So Joe reported for duty after lunch
each day and absorbed punishment till half
past four. And nothing went wrong until the
final hours of the scheduled engagement.
lHEN it was Christmas Eve - nightfal -
and Grace's toy department was still crowded.
A squealng, painting mob of children milled
and scrambled to get their last-minute instruc-
tons to Santa Claus.
Joe Wiks looked merry enough, seated on
the official throne, dandling fuzzy suited
infant of indeterminate sex Brick waved to
him and slipped into the dressing room. He
found it in his heart to whistle softly as he
hung up his gray suit and reached for the
complicated arrangement of straps and pad
ding that made Santa's paunch.
The whistle stopped when he saw the
unopened telegram on the chair. He read his
own name through the little window in the
envelope:
OLIVER N HAVEN CARE TOY DEPARTMENT
GRACE's NEW YORK
FATHER SPRAINED ANKLE THIS MORNING CAM
NOT BE SANTA TONIGHT CAN YOU POSSIBLY
E SITUATION BY SUBSTITUTING IAMDRIvING TO
ULD ARRIVE BEFORE FOUR O'Clock WILL COME
E YOU WE ARE COUNTING ON YOU LOVE HONEY
on the putty nose askew, producing sinister
smeared grease paint with flying fingers. ..
Dermitt & Dingoldsby had given away the
under the circumstances. But the telegram
Continued ON page 20
Evening star., 1947-09-25
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, man to handle livestock and gar
den, woman for general housework; mod
ern cottage, furnished. located main high
Reply, giving qualifications and salary ex-
pected. win arrange for appointment.
FARM CoUPLE, experienced. sober: man,
handy, driver. gardener; wife part-time
with water, bath, electricity, garden, food
and fuel Rockville 27SO. i
FARM COUPLE-Man to care for out
side work on 30 acre estate mr.. Mt. Vernon.
miliar with tending livestock, maintaining
and operating power equipment, exper.
all sorts general farming and maintenance
work. Woman to cook or do house work
on full or part time. basis couple must
be sober. reliable and Industrious; excel,
whether or not have own car and whether
any children Post ONCE box 335 Alexan-
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT. ambitious
from $50.S1O0 weekly: no age limit; full
%R ST garS MI tins ne Apply 9ae H ST. NV: see
PkEssEks. experienced on silk and wool; so
!. days week; good pay. 1888 Buchanan
sEAMsTREss OR BUsHELMAN. expert
enced with naval and civilian clothes. 2136
sTEsSTYPE Sri sSs hE INsrRUeToR rs Rfe$ for coiored
students in evening school. State auallii-
caLions an n and give phone number. Box
TALENT, ALL TYPEs.-For radio. teievi-
BRsr VOCAL 8 sS4 Il you SIN Sins
In our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
charge. Giys voice and phone number.
Evening star., 1947-09-25
SALESkEN.
REAI, ESTATE SATFSMAN-An eyc.I7.-

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-An excellent
opportunity is open for a man Of ability
wts hs
doing large volume of business: excellent
earnings. Give age and experience Our
sale sales on force e has been informed of this ad.
Statesmen and sales managers with carsl
Century Metalcraft Corp. opening local
dist district once o, Oct has openings for sew
less cookware. Call WILLIAM CURTIS,
TW. s045. to make appt. for interview.
sALEsMEN--we have. recently released a
new product for distribution in the wash
ington area, and are seeking the services
want to earn $50 or n more Ars per week W from TnO
our @ manager. MIR. HYDE. Eepubiie ssis. Il
statesmen t2l. with car, free to travel:
only; our men earn S100 to $500 and over
Rft With ssft to S LAMAR Ape sss L
Statesmen, clothing. experienced. to work We
IERS, 1924 14th st. NV, DU. 1915. ----2s
statesmen, openings for men of ability,
integrity and capacity for hard work, in
only; congenial office work will give you
REALTY Co, 2sl3 14th st. NV. pU
IpotVHGISi TRavGIHsG sALEsMAN-An information as
al organization promoting foot comfort
pendent drugstores in Maryland. District
of Columbia and Virginia. Drawing ac-
count against commission. Automobile in
Write advising past business history. edu-
cation, etc. Boy 441-D. Star. 81
sumers with everyday mo househoid prs necessi- e-
ties under our factory -to-home plan. Full
tire. Earnings based on sales. Write
RAWLEIGHs. Dept. Dc1-14-72s. Chester.
Evening star., 1947-09-25
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHILDS NURsEMAD, for 2-year-old boy
live in GEORGETOWN home: desires settled
person with experience and recent local
COOK liz HousEKEEPIR. USE KiHsPI $50 monthly
white: must have 1-year employment refs:
COOK and general houseworksr. no ar; laun;
references required. AID. 6544 -25
COOK wanted for country: own room and
position for 1st-class cook with good refer
couple. Phone Mrs s. II. WOOD. ,Ho
Sas5 soEs family ssoI 2, 2 ,a as sDt
COOK AND G.H.W. for family 2 adults;
live in: good pay. CHI O712.
COOk-G.H.W., competent. references;
school-age children in family; live in; S125
month. Call EN-. 1879 before 8 pm.
COoK-G.H.W., settled woman to live in;
gis5eat reference; wo. i445; IS
fond Of children .DU. 2243.
in: references required: s25. GE. .4o77
COOK-G.H.W., expeT.: live in, 3rd-h. rm
and bath; no laundry; of all day Sunday
and Thurs. after breakfast. 500 month
Refs; required; Call WI; 1897; q
GaN2RAa Gsssfh; eau EoUsf%oRk EkopUeG!PR R some pl.r
cooking: live in, upstairs rm. with private
lavatory; automatic washer; 2 children
mother helps with their care; good salary
Call VI. $3.50. -2o
Evening star., 1947-09-25
SALESMAN (copt.),

SALEsMEN-If you have q proven sales
have % bro proven % opener M and and closer Whit Which W. W.
will teach you. We sell television, Bendis
washers, to cordless irons. Salary and
G9mmlssi9n Tg 9rr n.r apply Ply before @ @ 10 an DIS.
NV. -2S
LIFE INSURANCE-Liberal commissions
plus guaranteed salary for sale and service
regular ordinary life insurance. Also have
openings for several canvassers to build
white debts only. Guaranteed salary, plus
commissions. No limits as to commits
sions paid: set your own salary. Men pre-
ferred between the ages of 80 and As
Call Ma. $3.50 for appointment, or 902 6
St n. ". before 10 am so
Evening star., 1947-09-25
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, books started brought up
to to date kept sudts Teperts statemeents'
M eSfsS hSS expsrt oooks staF started ken.
part time. tax returns prepared, state
sHdas ssarsa or kso so4 p
PREPARED reasonable. Can ow. ne7ae
e e9perf sGx Soofs SoSH stsrtsd sIts Kept
me9tsi aeGoiPgTaNgTt, gTH%gt, reas rnad, sa s564 /.
acct. and bookg. exper" desires position
adSanssmsaf @ 9 Box s1s-E '9 Star s%'3Ss esl ali
AecoHNFaSrS AecSM, RS S4s1 STUDENT. soph eeerse- ss
town, age 20; part time am. with C. P. A.
ACCT. acc sTGDsNT, fiST age rs. desires part
time position, with foreign export concern;
excel. excel. knowledge French. Box 399-H.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, public and
Tlt private exper:; capable OF assuming COM
sbed m snx assges perm pos with sstsO
position sought by law-trained gent Of AZ.
Guai' Gaali' in sales buying, claims. collections;
en business PROFESS BOX M 1e9ra glfD star. al aqy sB
CARETAKER, maintenance manager for
einit1 Estate or m large Esaa apartment D. c. or vi
COLLEGE, GRADUATE, BIS. in ME'; a.
mos. exp, in Servo-mechanisms; also cap
h Sf 1aTs Tine don. @a
sidered. North 2l03
CRAFTSMAN. part time. drafting, statisti-
cal graphs and charts, etc. ia. 9065 day
LAW sTUDENBs, 20. srd yr., desires part
time employment, approx. l to pm,
Mon y p t through i Us Fri. VI. $3.50, Ext: SO
MAN, coiored, would like chauffeur's Job
in or out of town; city refs, CAL ST.. 1897,
MARRIED VET. in accounting school, de-
Sires paEt-time IT. me-, work in. in morning until
I'M 6a39
PRESsER. experienced, age "a, desires
steady Job Sober. reliable and good ref
erences. DU. S153 any time. 25s
SECRETARY, white, pleasant personality:
tipping, 75 w.p.m.: shhd.. 100 w.p.m; avail
able Oct; g. Ask for MIR. HIDA. RE. 67OO.
Ext. 5469, weekdays 90. 26'
SECRETRIAL WORK, part time; ewes. or
Sats. Accurate shorthand, wide vocabu-
larry. Also take dictation directly on
typewriter. cut stencils, mimeograph. Good
appearance. Catch UP on your cor
respondence quickly. easily. Box 2Ss.H.
TYPisT. sTENo.. BKPR.. etc, avaiiabIs
4 f. TO 8 hours every evening after T.; Box
VETERAN, colored married, college stu
dent, wants part-ttme job in exchange for
quarters. SLAUGHTER, CO. 1914 -25
EX.ARMY OFFICER, 2S, married, desires
position with progressive firm, admin
istrstive BACKGROUND, supply experience;
excel, refs Phone ST.. o413 -26