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CUISINES oppoRTUNiTifs

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BEATTY SHOP. nice loesssou, vel
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sPAuIY sHop owNER issylns ts~n
$1,000 cAPUfI REaLToRs. IA
DrrICaTrsskx AND HxsTsuRasr.
must seIi aalfkIy. roRD v MOI
OAN. ST. RE +slo: ewes JE
surfR xAEkrr. nearby yitsial.
easf: no deliveries mast Sell a5bt
very thfap Box 5@-S, HtAfs 90
DRUG sTokE. corner leest!ep, seTS
reason abr rsat. real ssrssih
csii NO. ss45. asa Gsr MAR. RIDGE
ATTRACTIVE dry cissnlas and iaaE.
dry ktote, te, Pa ave mast sri
ss+su cash. T'h. sVs. "a. ~
sgIr.ssKstcE GROCERY. nx see
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont. J

WOMAN. white. for COOK IN rest
home. must live IN. Cal! betStru
Il and pm SH 1854 Ia
COL0RED GIRL, live ia. sen house
work. light cooking BeudsX washer
exDsrient ed with children health
card required: s35 per week GE
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STENOGRAPHER

Young lady with experience as
stenosra pher In large real estate
ONCE. Must have some business eN-
perience. Good working conditions.
Pleasant surroundings. Five day
work week Salary. $3.50 year
to start. Call MR.. cox, Ma. 2l0o.
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PERSONAL

WE Will. PROVE you can play pop
ular piano or accordion in 40 one.
hour lessons. CHARLES NEWMAN
sTUDIos. Du. 1900 or RA. $500
ANY ONE CAN SEW. but It taxes
years TO be skilled in correct ftting
Of 5th ave. Il " nnds nothins
too hard to handle. Custom made
restyIinr. alterations, Centrally io io-
q.IsShsn. ssisS st TX TX ,sos % NV. ROO" ~
PRINCIPAL OR ALTERNATE appoint.
meni wanted to Annapolis. MY las,
chance because Of age. Able TO pas
sitrr sssalaI W snsssner swssanieT,srRE ssa oesal
WASTED-Msn and women who ars
and who ike TO hsh on Chesapeake
Bay. ride horses swim, bowl pias
golf oil. tennis or who hke sooe
You are girl over IS. .. fellow g
and OF good character, Join JUST
FOR FUN CLUB. l745 Conn. ave
nv. Phone DE. $500 before Pm
ALTERATIONS, ali ladies' garments;
prompt and eraeient service: open
WEAVING sEs, TO- on dsmssed mi eio.aina. sish,
or day. call BLUE JAY, ~weayers oil
Distinction" Burns. tears, cuts or
moth damage. We call. we deltyer
yACaNci S0 in NURSING noML--.4.
hour nursing cara Licensec %
DON'T TAKE A CHANCE--Reweavins
should be done By experts; 33 wears
know how" with professional oper-
ators; fast service. NEEDLECRAFT.
62n 18th 81. nv End hoor-
SLIP COyERS-See them made IN
The Adaway Shop" Bring yozf
material or buy from US, 236a
champlain st. nv CO. l39s. e
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YOUNG WOMEN

In teaching, supervising.
interviewing, with opportunity to
become branch managers. ARTHUR
MURRAY expansion prosram has
made opportunity for high-caliber
personnel. . years college educa- =
ton preferred, but not essential.
Previous experience not necessary
Apply In person. 20 pm See Miss
Ferrell. Do not phone. HOG
Conn
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Increasing Business

positions with earnings upward OF
1900. Edueation--two years COL
lege or equivalent; ase, 35-5b: car
essential. write, giving phone num-
her BOY Tb-E, Star
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
Evening star., 1949-04-19

ART LESSONS
~ iiinstrIfor. Adams i<Ti. ais
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

noDfRS fKAINIs0 N seast, esi,
tufs. al xuhJeetz tAuEes Approves
~ Gosernmsnt Tor oil training
WAR-FIYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
1910 q s. nv DI I7ee.
lEARN IN sAFET1 70 crtve sAseay
New cars Comp.sse dna. eontrei
A pHx OPERAT0k-kEcEPTl0NIsT
short course. ! wkx.. SIS excellent
opportunities new See Miss PAEel
CAPITAL SCHOOL zoo 18TH cor,
@. Ma ef15.
AIRLINE AND AVIATION CAkkI1S
for men ard women through D1ck
pereIIsx NATIONAL FLIGHT SY6'
TEN. Ioi& Denriks BidE. sT, ssTS
Evening star., 1949-04-19

Key-Punch Operator and
Tabulating Mch. Opr.
Young woman, 1925. experienced on
nm equip for payroll work in Of
hce Of larre corporation S-day, 90.
hour week: about SfSb to $21s
per month to start, with oppor-
tupfty for advancement. Phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT
Nj. e36s. Ext. e44 for Appointmsnt.
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Evening star., 1949-04-19

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NO A RpiiAgHtt MATERIAL 60 +.
600 Msi4B. ns Al eN} 2.
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Rk NIsg
SPECIALLY DESIGNED

NhoisxAis iSRelfs saa m4xt huslifFss
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hsksa sale imperative pfat la -,
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star
Evening star., 1949-04-19
MOTOR TRAvEL

DRfvING MEXICO CITY AoTiI "a /:
ofIer TRANSPORTATION 10 male driver.
Call Nj. 1873 after 8 m. --ly
WEST--YouuE atty. going Alaska:
drive you or your car anywhere.
free Dr, 81 20. Mon.-Pri. SO .l'
Evening star., 1949-04-19
YOUNG WOMEN

interesting work dealing with
public. Convenient hours on day
or night shift. Guaranteed salary.
meals furnished. excellent working
conditions, paid vacation. insur-
ance and Decentralization. Apply
in person, q am. to 2 pm. employ
ment once HOT SHOPPES. INC,
Evening star., 1949-04-19

Exceptional Downtown Loc
ons Of the aldest snd bsst eEsssfishse
phctosFspfls staotss sstsFfHs 10 :
hox siisutsbe Gas be tFansfstfs1
Ia, perfect 1peTs ftBs eSuu Ibzas "a
an Hl3assaI sstuAttsfss tblk 6lEB Ssa
kuslsashs beeos.Ess aFstiavis b@s
Evening star., 1949-04-19
TEACHERS
.YPISTS

Two shifts: come ready to work
$40 ewes, s-5 weekdays and u
day Sat. Apply 70S Ring Bldg
Evening star., 1949-04-19
DRESS SHOP

ThFIvinS saoppt1s ssEttF, kTl Va
tease Isf 8 yfA saesilsai hasstst
approx. $40 nasU yearly ssisa eastta
optH = 80 10 q y n Phi ls v "a
all Et&1.cIsxR upsts ~dsts sasfthsbs
disc price Gut 10 - 5lsl. ptas st0es
ia hsaey VI sheD Aag&AsI stI
CoHn ave EtlIl slstatf Ia Fsiis
Church other Gail * 2sSa
Evening star., 1949-04-19
CLERKS
FOUNTAIN WORK

Il good pay for young women OF
IL or over; excellent opportunity
for advancement: pleasant workins
conditions. vacation with pay. Apply
at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
at Peoples employment ONCE. "a p
Evening star., 1949-04-19

Acctg. Clerk-Typist
knowledge not essential
but good tipping is required. 5-day
week. Apply in person and ask for
Miss White. THE CREDIT BUREAU,
l1al a st NV --l9
Evening star., 1949-04-19
DRTvE-IN RESTAURANT

And bar. ! block ever y C lins iu
Nd en end es sale ehiGfy assnss
opens 4 D m dsly. u aaEe by1
lease. iew rent does sgs1 dsiis nss,
srveh mere all sanmst btst sssGSH
,ast starting iow etsrhsss; psyfssI
about $3.50 s*sksf D real sEsf spsi
osneF has other business pFlsfs
sa2 SEQ Plus stoek terms: So Atsi
cash. just Isss~e. shoss ~ sppi
oniy
Evening star., 1949-04-19

Refrigerator Mechanic
MR. WILLIAMS no. $3.50 20
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DUPONT iHDs NO9ks IA 4 "a.
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ntii.ntNa MATERIALS W. a.. wif.

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SUPER MARKET

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Evening star., 1949-04-19

Underwater and Secretary
For general insurance agency: excel.
opportunity for young lady. prefer
ably with college education and in
surance experience. Call MRS.
nEEAIuAM nj I1n0 20
Evening star., 1949-04-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
For super mkt. must have exper.
and be neat; excel. pay. fine work
ing eond. Apply SHIRLEY FOOD
STORE, Lee hwy. and Glebe rd.. or
call OW 1898, lie
Evening star., 1949-04-19
BOB HQIIANDER

Exclusive Brsssr. tsii -. Ave Pc
Ma Msas 20
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DRESS SHOP

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Evening star., 1949-04-19
GIRLS

The telephone company has few
openings now. Appiy empioyment
ONCE. q1SS @ st. NV. Open S:3H
am, to pm. Monday through
EIidaLy, ~ r.,..r.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
LEON GOODMAN

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Evening star., 1949-04-19
LIQUOR RESTAURANT

Near Union Station, Eshis owner 7
years. ap 10 - 900 monthly ssotsG
TA% bar trade ep*n ~ am. -
~ 80 IN seats 30 lock stss
aud barrel sts.Tso, liberal term.
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VALET-LAUNDRY

Excellent looatIoA rent sI-S doias
HppI9S sSuu skiy, saifl plas sIuU
laundry This IA su rGksRt tBn . I
5000 business sHd tins owner Ausl
sell 0a seSl Of Illness pIEt pfsSv
tsaily slashsd Ia II 81 81 total
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Ar1sto Cleaning Storr

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Evening star., 1949-04-19
HOSIERY SALESLADY

Must be thoroughly experienced: per-
manent position with excellent sal
AIRY and commission.
VIM. HAHN g. CO.
aAt,, .1a "A xfx NV
Evening star., 1949-04-19

And better quoted ssli service Ifa
sF. tease lO-Its display case MOD
ern MIXTURES, loaded with stVek GA
tsth II only Sd ,a'O daxn 81 sTaF
G. J. YOUNG, BROKER
Evening star., 1949-04-19

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS opening
for high school Eraduate, euslified
for dictation and general once
duties; permanent position: excel
lent prospects with permanent IN
dustrlal organization; 5-day week.
sTENoGRAPMER to assist public
, stenoerapher: must be fast and &C
curate; full or part time; hrs. ar.
ranged TO suit INC eve. or weekend
sTHNoGk.rSER Tssassss. Hi esai CLERK. .1e.ilen,
permanent position: varied work
and pleasant surrouninEs: 40-hour
week; starting salary. $50. State
ase, education, experience, etc. Box
sTlENodRafHER. IA dsRsasTf'HER snoxl.ds. Of t..
ures; old-established arm. situated
Investment Bids; 5-dsy week.
sfNfhNoSSssRaarHER.rYrlsr Nh Sssaa --rnterest.
seeking perm. employment: down
town once; vacation with pay. group
/ insurance, sick benefits. retirement
plan; s,day, ao.hr gees Apply ply
sTENoGRxPHER. fun time or part
time, capable Of handling routine
dictation and clerical duties: ex-
cellent working conditions; perma-
nent poSitlon, Eoou SAlary, 0-0Ay
BAcCo coz cal Mass. ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST, general
insurance once: 5-day week. pleas
ant SURROUNDINGS excellent salary.
sTTNOGRAPHER-TYPIsT wanted for
general once work; permanent job
with local ffm. Apply at 1854 23rd
sTiiEsNaoGGRArHEK RI NaoGRArHEK and billing clerk,
age 30-35; 5-day week; vacation
with pay; salary. 5000 Der month.
sTENOGRAPHER. young lady, exper-
isnced: GOOD st.rtins sslars. regular i.,
working conditions REMINGTON
RAND. INC. 1918 L st. NV. Mr.
sTSSoGRAPHEa, national profes-
SIGNAL society, pleasant surround
tnEs. interesting work. TX. 1850.
III. y. ~-zO
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26

Senator Smith, Republican.
 This took place about month ago and since then India Edwards has kept very quiet-until the other day. By this time Dr. Scott and Mrs. Buck had pretty much forgot ten their New York Herald Tribune ranel discussion, but suddenly they got letters from Mrs. India Edwards.
 Very sweetly Mrs. Edwards re- minded them of their Herald Tri- bune statements that they had sup ported Senator Smith not because of her political party but because she is woman.
 Continuing, Mrs. Edwards said that another fine woman-namely Congresswoman Helen Gahagan Douglas, Democrat--was running in California as U. s. Senator.
 Mrs. Edwards said she knew it would be consistent with the pre- viously stated policy of the General Federation of Women's Clubs and the National Federation of Busi ness and Professional Women's Clubs to endorse Mrs. Douglas, q Democrat, and that she was eagerly awaiting word to this effect.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
Pays to Trade at Home
out interest.
fKetchikan News

stKetchikan News
 There are many things which could be said In favor of buyingsat home.
 recent concrete incident is the statement or halibut fisherman resident and home-owner of Ketchkan
 A friend offered to haul free Of charge ln ms boat whatever the Ketchikan man wanted to bring north in the way of provisions.
 Naturally that sounded good.
 Prices were secured. The Seattle merchant ex- plained that he gave rock-bottom quotations on the allotment of goods and could not afford to deliver them to the dock The Ketchikan man, who took the Daily News while Outside glanced at the prices quoted Fin Ketcrkan the article His conclusion was that when he paid for transportation from the store to the dock Seattle and from the boat to his resi- denoe in Ketchikan, with free water transpor- tation the Seattle allotment would cost slightly more Moreover as he remarked, the same goods in Ketchikan would be delivered at his home; also if they were not exactly ordered he could have them replaced b W T 2 B Every day almost hear the surprise remarks of visitors about the reasonableness of prices in Ketchikan.@ k%Y NN$ s& 4
 Of course in big place like Seattle there are naces where inferior brands may be had more cheap lv As a rule Alaskan merchants stock up with only the best class of goods The transportation on these are no more than on inferior ware.
 We repeat, it pays to trade at home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26
DEATH ENDS TRY FOR 100 DAY FAST LATTER TWO MONTHS

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 27.-R Percy Coplon, who started what he said would be 100-day fast on Sept 25, died early today.
 Percy, jocular five-by-five who weighed 357 pounds at the start, had gone 62 days without food. His weight had dropped to 245 pounds.
 He was 53. Y
 Coplon spent most of the fast in small house atop 30-foot pole at his home. Last Sunday he came down because of dizziness and said he would finish his 1O0-day fast in his home.
 His dizziness diminished and Percy was in good spirits yester- day. He lapsed into inconsistencies just. before midnight, however, falling to the floor in his bathroom.
 Percy told reporters at the start or his fast that he hoped to prove that the human body can heal itself without medicine if it is given the chance.
 He had announced he would be- gin taking food next week, starting with spoon of orange juice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-26

of archeologists from the American Museum of Nat ural History stumbled the remnants of Peshawarun but they really trying to find of water in Afghanstans Desert of Death"
 Aside from the thrill it must have given the three men in the party who found it, Peshawarun is ex- peced to yield mass of information on pre-Moham- medan culture in this section of Central Asia as well as tangible objects of beauty household utensils jewelry and things like that.
 This ghost city garrison for the troops of Alexander the Great and later became frontier post for the hosts of the Prophet Mohammed. It
 ained populated until about the time of the Crusades when it's estimated citizenry of about 100000, for reasons to be determined, moved away 6
 Discoveries like this to be sure, are not earth shaking events in world which has other things to worry about. But they serve link with the past, fill in the gaps of history and add to the store of human knowledge. For that they not with out interest.gs RFe eNeN z eVT#
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AIRFIELD PLANNED FOR DILLINGHAM;
 ON 50 PROGRAM

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Nov. 27- Completion of plans for a large lair field at Dillingham; and selec- ton of a site at Seward have rounded out the 1850 Federal aid program for public airports in Alaska.
 Tony Schwamm, Territorial Di- rector of Aviation, made that re- port after returning from a South east Alaska tour Plans have gone to the Civil Aeronautics Admini- stration in Washington.
 The program also calls for new fields or extension of runways at Fort Yukon, Kotzebue, Palmer, Ninilchik, Seldovia and Skagway. The new Dillingham; field will be planned to serve the entire Bristol Bay area, It will handle DC-3's. Difficulties were met in picking a site because of muskeg.
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large; each influences the opinions
 of other Americans. Some are ac- cepted by their following without question.
 This is the Reverend Kauffman's letter:
 E. T want to congratulate you cSov-
 let Russia Todayo upon the ex- cellent magazine you are giving us. lAt the same time, I want to as- sure you that there are thousands of leaders in American religious and educational fields who share your viewpoints and who are fight ing against the capitalistic theology that is prompting war against Rus 'sia "If only we can live through the present Truman Administration and until the fervor of the radical and foolish patriotic organizations cools off, I am sure there will be no war with Russia. It helps me greatly 50 understand and to be patient with 
 the Patriotic Editors and Legion naires when I recall similar jealous groups at the close of World War II.
 "The greatest promoter of war with Russia is the Vatican and the hireling priests that swarm over the United States in an effort to- put the Roman Church in power here.
 T am delighted with the sane leadership you are giving us and feel confident that the extreme positions being taken by the witch hunters will discredit them even- tually."
 First of all, is "the capitalistic
 ideology' prompting war against
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A CHANGE IN DIET

Because he correctly predicted that Herbert Leh- man would defeat John Foster Dulles in the New York senatorial race, George Gallup of the Gallup Poll says q feel that quit eating crow and try little pheasant for a change"
 Gallup predicted that Lehman would get 57 per cent and Dulles 43 per cent. Lehman got 52 per cent and Dulles AS per cent This is an error of 5 per cent-one more than the.4 per cent permissible error" Gallup gives himself. hlE@ sa
 Gallup predicted that Lehman would have ma- ority of more than 3500O0s Lehnlans majority was less than 100000. Nf v htf
 If on the basis of these comparisons MT Gallup wants to serve himself pheasant that IS ms OWL affair But we suggest that he keep httie clo" in the ice box to nibble on every once III "he JuS to keep in practice
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Students of U. S. A.

Though it hasn't made headlines a total of 28,000 foreign students are studying in the U.S.A. this year, most of them sponsored by individ- ual colleges or student groups, as their contribution toward breaking down prejudice between nations.
 Most of the students have come from non-Soviet countries, but some have slipped through the Iron Cur tain from Poland, Czechoslovakia and Finland.
 The list of individual colleges promoting this people to-people friendship is too long to be given here, but perhaps Hastings College Nebraska, is typical, Not wealthy institution, Hastings began making room for refugees discovered by Hastings G. Is in slave-labol camps.
 The first student, young Dutch victim of a Nazi camp, wrote to the authorities of Hastings College in what he thought was perfect English. T plan to leave here pretty damn quick" he said, upon being notified that scholarship was avail able.
 Other students have included a Jewish refugee from Czechoslovakia, two Norwegian veterans of the un- derground, several Koreans, one Chinese, an Iranian and several Mexicans. The college has used these students on speaking teams to deliver foreign-affairs talks all through Nebraska. This has kept midwesterners closely in touch with the outside world and has been a factor in combating the isolation that engulfed 2 the midwest after World War I.