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Evening star., 1949-09-29
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT in business ONCE Of
Catholic educational institution.
Write, stating exper., education, age
and salary expected. Box 253-B.
Star. 20
OPERATOR, ex-
perienced; 40-Ar. wk..- good starting
salary; some knowledge of tipping
helpful. Cali MR.. ENGLISH, IA.
APPIiANCE REPAIR MAN-Must be
experienced and qualified to repair
ali make Of appliances and washing
machines. Apply in person, LACY's,
Y and Que SITS: s.w. Fra 2122. q
APk5sHIIcE: BEN :rd x9SnE pan; 1928. s.s
ness in our Columbia Pike. Arl..
store. Good starting salary Good
prospects for future. Apply bet.
10 am. and noon at ONCE HAM
DEES, 1903 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
80
ASPHALT. AND LINOLEUM mechanic,
experienced. Apply at 1921 Georgia
ave. NV 20
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haO1NA1& 1 N41A4>1ANAa4s
Age 25 to so. prefer man with in
s'rsu''eoAi sml to 5 pm. pm. Personnel Once
LORD BALTIMORE HOTEL
Baltimore 3, Md. 80
LAUNDRY ROUTE OPEN-small es-
tablished route plus new southeast
section Just started. Box 4l-B, star.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR. steady work.
open shop. must be sober: SERVICE
PRINTING CO.. 2110 l4th st. NV.
LUMBER SALES CLERK-well-estab-
lished lumber yard has attrac; perm.
openings for men with retail lumber
and hardware exper. Call Mr.: SAKE
~ TgsoysK; H. 47s5 rs ssshssd. = aye;
NEAT sssae'eas ecaGsTTER. FER; fully experienced,
sober and reliable. good pay fs for
right man. Apply in person. 4ooo
MEAT ia nse sSeyrrER WANTED. aS Apply
MESSENGER in ONCE duplicating
shop, must be over II and under 10,
have high school education and be
mechanically inclined. Advance
ment. In reply mention helght;
weight, date of birth, schooling ana
telephone number, p. o. Box 3046,
Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1949-09-29

Patriots dumped 342 chests of
British tea into Boston Harbor
during the famed Boston Tea
Party of 1773.
Evening star., 1949-09-29
THE EVENING STAR
110l Pa. Ave. NV.

FUR DEPARTMENT
Young man with retail store expert
ence, and some knowledge Of furs
helpful. Discount on purchases. Free
disqualification and other employe
benefits. Apply personnel ONCE, 9th
floor, GoLDENBERG's. 7th and K
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statesmen

We can't promise to make you q mil
lionsire overnight but II you have q
car and can supervise yourself We
can assure you an opportunity for
immediate earnings Of $150 to $500
per wk. Apply 10 am. to Q pm. to
Evening star., 1949-09-29

Jewelry Store Salesman
Expsr:; GOOD salary. Apply FRED
LAND jEWElER6. S6z1 Ga. ave.
-
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TELEVISION
SERVICEMEN
AND
INSTALLATION MEN

With and without cars; excellent
working conditions. 5-day wk.. group
disqualification and other adyan-
tages: only experienced men need
sen' ssIs' pHfILs III PRsne 1sc sels ao,s ef shsn
non pl. Sc. -..- -
UPHOLSTERER, 1st class; top salary
,NEDY uPHoLsTER1Na. uN. ESQ.
UPHoLsTERER, 1st class. on custom
Wis XGsk' s1e steady Job wo RJcHASps a5 s 49Ss
UPM9pLsIERsERs, TER expsE;; ye.r-rosnd
pavis nGIe sG9f TeHohsrEkPgD ofx AgDSc CO.. s1ss $3.50
yEND1NG M MAcaNE sf f. route ase0 salesman
for established cigarette vending
route; Experienee not necessary:
nsa % to 0sS0l!1as so inteiyte.s .SI 10 'Gan.
to noon. q. B. MACKE CORP. 212
H st. NV. ST. 5000. 20
seSEins eond. sRN z6NDIEY, stisF' s5as sas
w44ca 91ss l. REFA1RMAN, RiH .xp.r.:ns.a;
ss:,.ns MTits ses .;:E.ds.. sS.S s.s; aS ail.
WOOL PREssERs (2). good salary
and working conditions. WAGNoN
DRY DRY CLEANERS. CYPRESS $3.50. l.
around. Apply ANNANDALE DRY
CLEANERS, Annandale, Va. -30
LAW STUDENT OR GRADUATE-we
have an opening in our claims de-
partment for man, age 1888, to be-
gin training in casualty insurance.
Claims handling In our local once.
ynrEer nth shiIitv tn fake inatrI1c-
tions. Give sufhcient details in
view. BOX ios-B. star. so
"a ession dsps Good .slsry. sdsy
pS:iton rssk 1.e.ss Eithh h..d.r gsy 1RRvFR RsTm
I'd, Bethesds, wi. 2l1S. 20
MAN, coiored. with dishwashins ex-
perience preferred. for cleaning
small parts in cleo. shop. Ass 20
Apply bet. 10 and IL am. friday:
UNIVERSAL REGULATOR CO.. 42O6
37th St, Brentwood. Nd.
MAN for dry cleaning rm.; exper. ON
Hoffman 140-F machinery: year
round Job; must have refs. 1900
Alaska ave. NV. RA. 5000, so
MaN S. is.gs 5su On 1.s ss or r.s' SSa' p1ush tTai
Co. has : few excellent openinss in
NECESSARY; instruction furn. BY s1Ser.
men; excel. earnings, with chance
for an. sdy.nsspsas p1u APR AgR' .ns s79 H. s:
IlSa@ n.~. or % esIi 81. ' 2477 70 or - 81. s4ss:
MEN, for pleasant outside sales work.
excellent commission, liberal draw
ing. account. Fine opportunity for
making big money. see MR.. KANE.
ss.sssR ss.cssR fld.g. % rs rs IL e. Monday n%
MEN wANTED-old line life insur-
ence CO. has opening on = large
ss%%lssion. 'AsssiS esii ST. 81. $3.50. $3.50 y ~:
YoUNG H1 MAN, for general ONCE
Pleasant teiephons personality. ES-
ssns eslsns oRD0EIsunitSS RD0It tSSuaS fss .dveass cY
LINOLEuM. 500 r st. NV. --29
YOUNG MAN, with car. to deliver
nsyspoDsrs; IYu peos H. "A; a. afternoons Sa Ssn
f%pss saDsr msrtst as GSsFse sna Deliver orasr.
YOUNG MEN. to learn wholesale
magazine business; opportunity foI
saysaee%snt' SEws e., ss1s SDsBSh Dssh st. nW.
YoUNS MEN. IS 70 sb. learn to sell
furniture in large store; salary paid
while learning; exper. in shipping
and receiving Of furniture helpful
but not essential; exceptionally good
earnings assured when qualified to
sell. Box 123-D, Star. so
WASHING MACHINE and appliance
repair man for shop work; must be
capable Of repairing all makes. Good
salary and working conditions to
Qualified man. Apply in person,
LACYs, " and Cue sts. s.w. FR.
1922. =
Evening star., 1949-09-29

BOOkKEEPER-CASHIER, exper. In
general ledger and payrolls, to keep
full set Of double-entry books. No
machine bookkeeping; 5-day week.
sbeuld liye near Silver Spring. BOX
BOOKKEEPER-CAsHIER general Of
fice work in retail store; pleasant
WALES DECoRAfoRs. 1918 6 st,
BOOKKEEPING machine operator:
under 35;. must understand double
s ent,ys beokkeeplns and have east
wood Sunstrand machine operation:
no others need apply; above avei-
age salary: 40-hr. wk. MR.. TUR-
NER, FIR. 4S34. .
CASHIER, experienced, for exclusive
specially shop; bright young woman.
smart smart appearance. pears Apply EI G, Friday a
18th between e and F.
CASHIER, with bookkeeping exper.,
to work in s.e. branch store Of one
Of Washington's most progressive
appliance stores. Good working con-
ditions. Perm. position; 6-day wk.
Apply MR.. BoTTS. 1880 Half st.
CASHIER. front ONCE, experienced;
steady work. Apply mgr, HAY
ADAMS HOTEL, 10th and H NV.
80
CASHIER, exper in self-service gro
cery. Apply CENTER MARKET,
62O1 BALTIC. ave, Riyerdale. UN.
2727. Il
CASHIER-One experienced In run
ming MGR machine 1000; very good
salary, depending upon ability and
experience; permanent position; good
chance for advancement. Apply Mr..
Kaye, HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.,
703 7th st. NV. 4
CASHlER-CHECKERS, for super mar
ket. Apply in person. 1905 Lee hwy.
Evening star., 1949-09-29

CLERK, exper, for dry-cleaning
fFo3 h;s1 ? q taDPly = 1919 18th st: 1so n;w'
CLERK-Brirht young woman. smart
appearance, for exclusive speciality
shop; shop rt will train n as .d cashier; Accuracy
. requirement. Apply Friday morn
ing. 9:30 to IL. KAPLOWITz, on
18th between E and F.
CLERKS 90. white; must be 1949
graduates of a local senior high
position in large ONCE, near 18th
and H SITS. NV; hours. $50 to 5.
day Sat; good salary. Phone
CLERK-TYPIsT for front oface,
GssssRi EHRd sslaFg g
Of. 5000, M. Burley. Il
CLERK. .TYPIsT under 80. Accurate
with figures. Must be good typist
With initiative and ability to handle
details. 5z-day .wk. Starting sal.
$40: Advancement. Elk. 6312. 80
ose ssl Hss iss soNb rS ssuea5Hn 44sS
Wednesday. Thursday, Fri. for appt.
CLERK TYPIsT; We have an opening
for q neat and competent young
an na: Interesting S and an permsnent N t posi- j.
tion recurring tipping and an apti-
tude for figures; good working en-.
vironment; 5-day week; annual
sERacrs sssst1ns ssa1nsEE n NsS&ANeE SslceD co
CLERK iGgH S9sR TYpfsr, Is np permanent position
in modern Office in ne. section: va
Including hospitalisation and other
aDDs s%D0ys ssFEMaY sfnsts SsfS; snEs 49hr 1NG Tf
cLERk-TYfisT Ii1l i% Pii r for 3 months; must
be accurate with figures; begin i'm
mediately: 40-hour, 5-day week, S35
per week. Give full particulars, Box
clEsk. aiaik: .rHfisr; sseIi bright young woman,
writing and good typist for exclu-
$50 @ sPe''s' to Il only. s KAPI6Wf42 Hra'nss on
I3th between z and F sts;
sn... credit pss nc Of n1 ns fuEptuTs store
cashiering helpful. Good salary and
Muliin, S' JULIUS 1SInsi LANssHRaH sERse 70 FUR. s.
NrTURE CO. 900 F st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST
Perm. position: 40-hr. wk.; pleasant
working conds.: liberal discount on
purchases and other company bene-
fits. Apply personnel ofiice, SEARS,
ROEBUCK & CO., Oil Bladensburg
I'd. ne.
COMPANION-HOUS unat-
tached. middle aged lady. with some
practical nursing experience, to
care for wife. left side partially
paralyxed. occasional weekday eve
afternoon and Sunday on; live In
as member of family e persons;
security, lovely home overlooking
Potomac River. Alexandria suburb;
bus service to WASHINGTON; S100 per
month clear. Box 26-E, Star. Il
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HEIp WoAAEN

ASSISTANT H0UsEKEEPER for large
hotel; experience essential. Give
full particulars as to experience, age.
Apply Box 263-Z, Star. 30
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, ex-
pert, fun or part time. for old es-
Mr. HUGHES, S4b K st. NV. Ma.
BOokEEPER-Kxp., part time, pref.
late afternoons, Mon. Fri. Estab-
lished printing company. Box 406-B,
DOOKKEEPEK. double entry, With
knowlsdge of typing. Box 2N6-D.
OeAf.
Evening star., 1949-09-29

DRAPERY-SLIPCOVER MAN
Must have experience doing flne GUS
tom work; modern working condl-
tions. Excellent salaryx Apply to Mr.
Spitzer. MAYER q CO., 421 7th
st. NV. 20
PHOTO PROOF PA6SXR
sary. Cal after 8 pm, Ov. 1851.
ZEAL ESTATE 8ALESAfKN-Due to
the large number Of prospective
home-buyers received from our Home
Of 1049 and other channels, We
offer immediate openings for Q full
time salesmen who possess good
automobiles and are capable Of deal
ing with high-class clientele. Ask
for NJ. Rathbun.
w. C. q a, n. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co.
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464
Evening star., 1949-09-29
OFFICE CLERK

Permanent 5-day week; excel
with figures; nice telephone
voice; experience with MGR
5000 machine desirable; local
references required. AMERICAN
LINEN SERVICE CO., 2241 9Th
st. NV. Ask for Mr.. Harab. II
Evening star., 1949-09-29
BOYS. FURNISHINGS

Selling experience necessary. Dis
count on purchases, free hospitaliza-
tion and other employe benefits.
Apply employment office, 9th floor.
GOLDENBERG'S
7th and K Sts. NV. 80
Evening star., 1949-09-29
HELP MEN
MEN WANTED

21 to 35 years Of age: good, perma-
earnings. with paid vacations. sick
leave, free transportation and other
benefits Learn to operate . street.
car or bus. We will teach you and
pay you while learning.
APPLY NOW
Monday through Friday. $50 am.
to 12 noon.
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Employment ONCE, 3132 M st NV.
(Take Routes 80 Rosslyn. 20 Cabin
John, 80 Friendship Heights street.
cars direct to door, 20
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toners satisfaction, at the Navy's
art gallery, the 400 Restaurant
Lounge.
Evening star., 1949-09-29
PT,TTMRER

Experienced. with d. c. drivers per-
NIT: must be sober and reliable.
Call Ii. 3-0130 and sive references
and qualifications. 80
Plumbers, Steamf1tters
Exper. men needed at once for new
construction work. Call Mr.. Huber,
AL. 1869, or Mr.. Louis Wright at
Evening star., 1949-09-29
COPYWRITER
For display department.
Must be experienced.
5-day, 40-hour week.
20% discount on purchases
Apply Employment Office
4th floor
LANSBURGH'S
DEPT. STORE
7th, 9th and E Sts. NV.
7th, 9Th and E SITS. NV.

MANAGER to handle
credit clothing accounts; very good
salary, depending upon ability and
exDerience; permanent position: good
chance for advancement. Apply Mr..
Kaye, HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.,
703 7th Ut. NV. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. day work.
excel. salary and hrs. B636 Conn.
ave. NV. WO. 5000. -2
Evening star., 1949-09-29
ATTENTION

General houseworkers, live in or out.
500 immediate placements available
$50 to S35 per wk. Apply HOUSE
WORKERS, INC, 2016 Ga. ave: NV
Evening star., 1949-09-29

NAN to work in grocery store and
drive delivery truck. MACS HOME
MARKET, 1910 Oliver St., Hystts-
vile. -20
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MESSENGER

VIG0O1I1NN1I1
White boy, age 17-1S, to work day
time in advertising department Of
newspaper; 5-day,. 4O-hour. week;
must be dependable, conscientious
worker and be able to pass a
physical examination. Only those
who want permanent, full-tlme en-
pioyment will be considered. Apply
personnel once, Room 504. star
0sF THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-09-29
HELP WOMEN Cont !

BOOKKEEPER, assistant, under 80;
experienced accounts receivable,
newspaper office, knowledge of typ
ing essential, 5h-day week; start
ing salary. STA per mo-. advance
ment. Elk. 5340. 80
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT, gen
knowledg Of bookkeeping, ability to
type, exper. on bookkeeping machine
desirable; 5h-day, 39-hr. week;
leave and hospital plan. Call Mr..
SAKE At WI. 1922.
I. S. TUROVER
4726 Bethesda Ave, Bethesda, Md
Evening star., 1949-09-29
YOUNG MAN

For scheduling work in newspaper
once; high school graduate pre-
ferred: planned advancements. excel
lent working conditions; 40-hour
week, hours pm. to 1870 am.
four nights per week. 11:3O am.
Must be able to pass medical ex-
amintion. S31 per week to start.
Apply personnel once. Room 5O4
Star Building.
Evening star., 1949-09-29

ASSISTANT BAKERS
For pies. cakes and sweet doughs.
Apply Friday. at r. w. WOOL
WORTH CO.. 5000 14th st. n.w.-l
AUTO BUYER; USER CARS-For
well-established Washington. D. c.,
company. We buy all year round
for the right man. State age, ex-
perience and phone number. Boz
AUroMosIhE IHrMsi1 MECHANICS t25, *.
per. men who are thorough me-
chanicS, ideal working conditions
with aggressive dealer in Silver
Spring. Paid vacation and legal
holidays. life insurance with hos
pitalization. Perm. Jobs with top
salary for right men. Call Mr.
Watson. SH. 5000, CAPITOL MO-
TOR CO. INC 90
Evening star., 1949-09-29
AITTO SALESMAN

We need one top man with both pre-:
war and postwar auto sales and
buying experience to complete the
best paid. hardest hitting new-used
earn from $500 to si.soo monthly;
payroll records open for your In
spection. Deal includes commissions
S on new an and oai. used car M sales, used ssd saI
demonstrator. Do not apply unless
top man on excellent selling force.
Apply in person only. absolutely no
phone calls. See "BO" LAMAR,
$50 am. to $50 pm.
Evening star., 1949-09-29
HELP MEN
LAUNDRY MANAGER

LABORERS, exper., construction work
only. In-town Job, 18th and Aspen
st. NV. See MR.. COLE.
Evening star., 1949-09-29
''''lti5t LOGAN 4 n 'fFiSojRD) fiSj
Main preuch 1111 18Th sf y

Automobile Salesman
Chrysler-Plymouth deal
ership in progressive community has
opening for / exper. salesman to
complete small sales force. All re-
plies confidential. Address Box 42S-B,
Star. -
BAKER, all-around man. small shop;
good pay. Phone Rockville 1915.
AND PHOT0sTAT ore.
RATOR. Apply MOHICAN ENGI.
Evening star., 1949-09-29

AUTO SALESMAN, Experienced used
car man. Our cars are clean, priced
low and sold with an easy finance
plan. Excellent salary and commits
sion to start, with . good future.
Box 232-X, Star. B
AUTO SALESMAN - We have an
opening for an experienced auto
salesman; good proposition to one
who can qualify. Chrysler-Plymouth
dealer. Call MR.. SHIPLEY Rock
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, Dodge
Plymouth agency; must have . sue
cessful background in new-car sales.
Our employees know of this ad. An
swers strictly confidential. Write
Box 213.B, Star for interyieV. .
Evening star., 1949-09-29
AUTO MECHANICS

AUTO MECHANICS
Good working conditions, modern
shop, paid vacations; 50-60 pay
basis. Apply in person to Mr.. White,
nandale, Va. FA. 1900. a
AUTO PARTS MAN
For huge Chevrolet leadership. Must
be thoroughly experienced In Gen.
eral Motors parts Top salary for
top man. See MT. Kissinger, LUS-
$500 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Nd.
Evening star., 1949-09-29

CASHIER-WRAPPER
Permanent position with excellent
salary; 6-day week.
HAHN SHOE STORES
1901 Georgia Ave-, Silver Spring, Nd
Evening star., 1949-09-29

fConttnusd On Next Pase.l
Evening star., 1949-09-29

D1SFIA MAN
Creative, ambitious young man TO
handle chain Of local appliance
stores; good salary and opportunity
for rapid Advancement. Write Box
&8-R atar -90
Evening star., 1949-09-29
CLERK-TYPIST

CLEHh-l YflSl
Perm. position; 40-hr. wk.; pleasant
working conds.; liberal discount on
purchases and other company bene-
fts. Apply personnel ofice, SEARS, |,
ROEBUCK d CO., Oil Bladensburg
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-29

ELECTRIC washer, $40: good con- dition. See Ed Barrett at John Bugge's cabins. LANG range. $50: good cond. Hot water coils. Vernon Fridley.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-29
FIuke Accident Causes Eye Injury

E. J. Ganschow. accountant with the Agricultural Research Admin istration. suffered a serious eye injury last Monday evening, when a clip from his gun. which he was cleaning, flew up and struck his glasses.
 The glasses were broken and one of MT. Ganschow's eyes was badly cut. He was treated at the Valley Hospital that evening, and left by plane for Seattle Tuesday morning to seek further medical aid.
 The accountant has been on the staff of the local office for only short time.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-29
EcMAH0k HERE FOR CENSUS

D. T. McMahon, in charge of the business census for the Territory of Alaska. spent several days in Pal mer and Wasilla last week listing the Valleys businesses MT. Me Mahon is registering businesses under three categories - retail. wholesale and service.
 This business census IS ot ex- treme importance to Alaska's fu- lure. it was explained When fig ure5 are complete and are broken down into the number and types of businesses in the territory. and the volume of business conducted here. it can be expected to have much influence in future legisla- ton for Alaska.
 The work of the business census ls expected to be completed in an- other six weeks. This will be the first time such a census has ex- tended to the territories of Hawaii and Alaska
 The population census. based on 1919 statistics. is not expected to begin until April of 1850, MT. Me- Nahon said.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-29
Ba!lOun Teaches At Iowa

Word received here this week from the Stanley Balloun family, now living at Ames, Iowa, reports that they are comfortably settled Tn their new home MT. Balloun Is working part-time as an instruc- tor on the staff of Iowa State Col lege at Ames.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-29
HEADS RESERVE CORPS HERE

Major Arthur L. Baker has been appointed acting senior Army in- structor for the organized Reserve Corps in Alaska, ii was announced at Fort Richardson this week. He will supervise all Reserve Corps activities in Alaska and all Re serve personnel who are residents of Alaska. Hq and Hq Co.,. 74O0 Railway Grand Division (Train- ing, stationed in Anchorage. is at present the only active Reserve unit in Alaska. Other units will be activated in other localities, where population density war rants, Major Baker said.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-29

LOG house. new 14x26. furn.: real bargain if sold immediately. See Len Allmon.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-29

HOUSE. lot: 3 rms. bath: shake sid
 ing: no plumbing or water. Del Anderson. P. O. Box 164. Palmer
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-29

POTATO digger; feed sacks; two wood heaters: buffet. coffee table: Perfection kerosene heal CT: Flee. sweeper: portable gas stove: car radio: port. radio Robert Wenit at BobS Radio Shop. Wasilla Road.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-29

DELTA joiner, G size, comp. with stand. motor: new. never set up; also 2 h.p. Porter cable belt sander. See M. R. Wooten, Kos loSky's Store
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-29
PERSONALS

ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS |. O. Box oo6 Palmer
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-29
Valley Frontiersman

S$SSSS$$$<$S$$ ! CLASSIFIED ] @SS>S>%>%%>SSSSS@7\
 FOR SALE ELECTRIC washer, $40; good con- dition. See Ed Barrett at John Bugges cabins.
 LANG range. S60; good cond. Hot water coils. Vernon Fridley. MODEL C '46 Al1is Chalmers with blow, cultivator. hitler at tach. used. Coop Garage. 40 International D-2 pickup. Co., Op Garage.
 Al K-2 pickup. Coop Garage. '49 KB-2 stake truck, new. Coop Garage.
 49 KB-3 stake truck VI dual tires. Coop Garage. HOUSE, lot: 3 rms. bath; shake sid ing: no plumbing or water. Deb Anderson. P. o. Box 164 Palmer. POTATO digger; feed sacks; two wood heaters: buffet. coffee table: Perfection kerosene heal CT: Flee. sweeper: portable gas stove: car radio: port. radio Robert Wendt at Bob's Radio Shop. Wasilla Road. BABY BUGGY, good condition. Write Box 869. or sec Mrs. Ser nard Nieman.
 DELTA joiner, 6 size, comp. with stand. motor: new. never set up; also 34 h.p. Porter cable belt sander See M R. Wooten. Kos loSky's Store LOG house. new 14x26. furn.: real bargain if sold immediately. See Len Allmon.
 24" PLAYER. heavy duty 15 hp. 3-phase motor takes stock 8"X 24': Guaranteed perfect cond. Price reasonable. See at 53l East 18th near East G. Anchorage or write H. F. Keathley. Gen. Del. Anchorage.
 BROILERS and flyers; 2-3 lbs. dressed. soc 10. Al Brooks. CASE tractor with power takeoff: IA h.p. s650. C. E. Halsted. r. mi. north Alpine Inn, left of ARR tracks.
 FURNITURE, good condition. F. A Blom farm, 2 mi west Ex- pertinent Station. ELECTRIC pump, motor and large water supply tank for hand d-dug well; never used. Ina. A. R. Moffitt
 HOUSE, by owner. Chek Sandvik. 48 FORD, 4-door sedan. Valley Real Estate.
 SPRAYED RED RIVER boots, from Miss SWeetman'S room af school
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-29
LOST

BROWN billfold, Sat, Sept. 10, containing money, cards. Keep half of money and mail to name Tn blllfold at Box 2O51, An chorage
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-29
SPECIAL SERVICES

STENOGRAPHIC work: state ments typed: letters written: fast, accurate typist. No job too small. Ina Frontiersman office in Rec Hall.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-29

24" PLANER. heavy duty l5 h.p. 3-phase motor takes stock 8'x 24': Guaranteed perfect cond. Price reasonable. See at 53l East 18th near East c. Anchorage. or write H. F. Keathley. Gen. Del. Anchorage.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-22

when each family will bring their
super for a get-together spread
will be held Wednesday after
the first Sunday of each month.
Bonnie Chapel church will have
a supper Saturday to which ev-
eryohe is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Revis Rabby and
family Of Coden, Ala, were re-
cent visitors to Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Davis and family. Other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
Slime Of Gautier.
Miss Earline Mitchell returned
recently from Mobile.
Stewart Ramsay returned home
10 Pascagoula Friday from a visit
with his grandmother here.
A new American Legion house
is being built near the teachers
home.
Robin Ware Of New Orleans
visited his aunt, Miss Lizzie Ware
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barn Rogers and
children of Escatawpa and Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Golf of Pasea-
goula were recent visitors in the
Hawley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Ravens
came Saturday from New Or
leans for a short visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Luther FURRY of Pascagoula
visited relatives here Friday aft
er attending Old Settlers Re-
union.
Sunday visitors Of the Cliff
Rouse and l.. p. Hawley families
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Rouse
and daughter of Ocean Springs.
Mrs. Phil Weider of Ocean
Springs visited her sister, Mrs.
George Jones. recently.
A nail pulling will be held each
Tuesday and Wednesday evening
at the school grounds so that
lumber may be made ready to
use in building the new gymna-
stun. Everyone is urged to help
and receive as a reward a free
ticket to the show on Saturday
evenings.