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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22
WATER RESOURCES VO1.K
 BY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Construction work has teen start ed on a water gauge and cable crossing on Grace Creek under the supervision of Ron Mayo of the Water Resources Division of the Geological Survey. Work is expect ed to be done by July l. Mayo and crew were taken out on the Survey boat, the M. V. Watres The Watres was until recently the Gov. Elisha P. Ferry.
 At the Lower Russian Lake outlet of the Russian River that empties into the Kenai River, the construc- ton of stream gauge was com pleted last week. A reconnaissance trip on the M. w. Watres of stream gauging sites in Southeast Alasks was completed yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22
LABOR DEPARTMENT
 DRAFTS REGULATIONS
 FOR CHILD LABOR

Proposed regulations under the newly enacted Child Labor Law will be drafted this week by the Department of Labor, following pre- liminary hearings held in Juneau Anchorage and Fairbanks.
 Commissioner of Labor Henry Benson returned Monday from the Interior after completing prelimi- nary work last week.
 Final hearings on child labor regulations are scheduled for July 5 at the Commissioners office.
 Benson said today that objec- tives in drafting regulations would be to keep in line with Federal child labor laws to avoid conflict and to attempt to give to the ter ritory fair and equitable regulations which will protect youth, but not tend to work hardship.
 Bensen stopped at Seward Palmer and Kenai while in the Westward on varied Department of Labor business.
 Unemployment is still an issue in Anchorage and in Fairbanks, Ben- son said, adding that not only were many men idle. but that many were working at occupations below their training status.
 Benson estimated that unem- ployment next winter in the In terior and Westward would bt twice what it was this past sea son. He said that new people Wer' still arriving seeking work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22

Seattle Chamber of Commerce
 He also is Representative Riley longtime prominent member oi the Washington State Legislature This term, he has the added dis tinction of being the only Demo crat in King County to be electet north of Yesler Way, in the Re- publican landslide.
 Archie Betts reported progress in plans for the big Kiwanis picnic at Aux Bay July 18, and other Lrief matters of business were taken up.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22
FIVE COME NORTH
 | TO ATTEMPT CLIMB 1 OF MT. VANCOUVER

SEATTLE, June g UP = Five Eastern mountain climbers, headed by William L. Putnam, 24-year-old geology instructor at Tufts College, Medford, Mass, left Boeing field yesterday on a Mount Mckinley Airways plane for Yakutat, Alaska.
 They will try to climb 15.760- foot Mount Vancouver, highest un- climbed peak on the North Ameri- can continent, and other peaks in the Mount St. Elias region.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22
THREE INITIATED, O.E.S.

Three were initiated in Nugget Chapter No. 2. at ceremony con- ducted by the Chapter last evening. Those taking the degrees were Kay and Eugene Hulk and Leona Emel.
 A capacity crowd, including many Juneau visitors and four members of the Bakersfield, Calif., chapter. passengers on the Aleutian in port, were also visitors, to witness the ceremonies.
 Following the work, luncheon was served in the banquet hall, which was decorated with beautiful spring flowers, by a committee headed by Lucille Weir, assisted by Evelyn Kronquist. Alvera Spain and Ser tEa Goetz.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22
klWANIAN5 HEAR
 AIR SCOUT CAMP
 DESCRIBED TODAY

FTOln JulledQ tO i"ti S~fAN' ~.N~> weeks education for Slo.'
 Thus did Program Chairman Gene Vuille give the subject of to- days talk at the weekly Kiwanis luncheon meeting.
 Star Scout Donald Mackinnon, Jr., of Troop g, eloquently des- cribed the ten dollars worth on the registration fee for the AIT Scout Encampment at Ladd Air Force Base
 It was the second such encamp- ment for the 16-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Donald MacKinnon, who attended the one at Elmen- dorf Field last year.
 The Scouts were treated more like generals than GI.'s," accord ing to Don.
 Serious highlights included trief courses in such subjects as safety in flying, weather, Signal Corps, and intelligence; being shown over Eielson Field and through the B-29's, and briefed on two im- portant weather operations - the penguin run to the North Pole and the 3,500-mile run to Tokyo and up the chain.
 Operations or the 10th Air Res cue Squadron featured a show in which four paratroopers jumped from 1900 feet. Scouts were shown work of a typical rescue mission, and they made brief acquaintance with the sled dogs.
 Don was in the color guard at the big graduation review, which was conducted like a regular Army review, before Col. N. D. Van Sickle, who commanded the en- campment. Stirring music was by the Ladd Field Band.
 Even in dusty conveys, the Scouts were thrilled by such sight seeing jaunts to Ester Creek to see a gold dredge, and to the Uni versity of Alaska.
 On the social side, the hospitality of all Fairbanks as well as of both air bases impressed the Scouts. The Fairbanks Kiwanis Clut gave them a wonderful party their first night, at which the Scouts met celebrities and enjoyed entertain men;.
 Generals and other officers made speeches at the big banquet preceding a dance given by the Rainbow Girls. Being weathered in on their last day, Scouts were able to go to a free movie in Far banks, then enjoy boxing match between Eielson and Ladd con- tenders.
 If there was any slant" to Scout MacKinnon's informal talk, it was in a noticeable leaning to- ward the quality and amount of food. and his interest in scientific weather operations.
 President James Mcclellan in- troducad guests, who were BOD Wagner of Douglas and Juneau, the Rev. Jimmie Bolton, new pas tor of the Baptist Church, and Xii wanian Ed Riley of Seattle.
 Riley, who is. in Alaska in the interests of his wholesale plumbing firm. the Palmer Supply Company, carried the flag" for Kiwanis, ani for the Alaska Committee of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22
A. E. S. OFFICIAL HERE

E. c. Zorn, secretary-treasurer or the Alaska Evangelization Society, has been a Douglas visitor for sev- eral days, looking over business and property owned by the Society Ill Douglas.
 He leaves today via plane for Whitehorse where he is in charge of ether Evangelization stations, then to Fairbanks, Nome, Anchorage and other Alaskan cities. The Society has 15 stations in Alaska, five ot which they own. In Douglas, the Rev. Donald Vertir is pastor of the station.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22
WILL BASEBALL

In the Western International League last night, Tacoma beat Salem 4 to 3 in Is inning game. Other final scores are:
 Yakima 16; Bremerton 3.
 Vancouver 5; Spokane 4.
 Wenatchee g.; Victoria 4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22

CHICAGO, June 22-LR-Jersey Joe Walcott, fighting 35-year-ole father of six children, and Ezzarc Charles. belting bachelor of 18( pounds, battle for the Worlo Heavyweight Boxing Title NBA version) at Comiskey Park tonight (9:30 pm, EST.
 The crowd, like the choice o1 fighters, was take-your-pl proposition with around 25,000 the best guess. The weatherman, how ever, promised clear, cool weather to perk up general admission sales
 The two Negro contenders to re- tired Joe Louis vacated crown were to weigh in at noon (EST) at Chi cago stadium. Walcott, the acting but clever clouter from Camden NJ. was expected to scale 194 That would give him an approxi- mate 15-pound weight pull if Cin- cinnatis 27-year-old Charles came in at likely 179.
 It was exactly 12 years ago to- night in Com.sky Park that Louis edge-hammered the heavyweight crown off the scared brow of James J. Braddock. Louis retired as undefeated champion last March.
 As time for the 15-round affair Ieared, the eight-years-younger Charles was a dwindling 10 to 13 favorite. Apparently the gamblers, like the fight writers, were be- ginning to minimize Ezzy's age ad- vantage in the face of Walcott's 130-pro bout experience and two agile performances against then champion Louis.
 More and more, they recalled how Walcott toppled Louis twice Tn their first meeting and lost a highly-debated decision only be- cause he climbed on his bicycle in the closing rounds.
 Each fighter will get 25 percent of net receipts, plus a like slice of radio and television sugar, esti- mated at s35,0OO.
 For armchair fans, the fight will be broadcast (ABC) and on television (NBC) with exception O. the immediate Chicago area which will be blacked out.
 Tonight's winner will not be re- cognized as world champion by the New York State Athletic Commis- sion or the British Boxing Board.
 Then there are whispers, ve- hemently denied by Louis, that the Brown Bomber himself may emerge from retirement to get another whack at big purse, especially ii Charles wins tonight.
 In event of a postponement, the bcut will be held tomorrow or Fri day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22
CALIFORNIAN 5hRINERS
 ABOARD S.S. CHIL(0TN

The SJS. Chilcotin will dock here tomorrow morning at g o'clock from the South. Aboard the vessel are Islam Shriners from San Fran cisco on Alaska tour. They will re- main until pm.
 The Chilcotin is a Union Steam ship Co.,, boat out of Vancouver.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22
HERE FROM SACRAMENTO

MT. and Mrs. T. H. McCahill ar rived recently from Sacramento, Calif., and have taken residence in the Hoskins Apartments.
 McCahill is interested in South east Alaska sawmill property and is a pilot, owning his own plane. He was pilot in the Air Force, sta- toned in India in War II. Mrs McCahill has taken a contract with the Douglas Public Schools as fifth and sixth grade teacher,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22

Docking yesterday from Seattle with general cargo, the freighter Robert Eugene skippered by Red" Dahl sails tonight for Prince Ru- pert with a full cargo of fish.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22
MARLENE KENNEDY VISITING

MAKLENE NE1~1N1
 Miss Marlene Kennedy arrived yesterday via PAA from Seattle, to visit with her grandparents, MT and Mrs. c. s. Gildersleeve and family here. Miss Kennedy had an unexpected thrill on the air trip with the weather forcing the pas sengers to stop over night at An nette Air Base on Friday. A so- phomore in a Seattle high school she intends to spend large part of her vacation here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22
IS ONE YEAR OLD

Master Jimmy Stevens was one year of age last Saturday and many friends and relatives of the parents. MT. and Mrs. George Stevens, call-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22
BERLIN STRIKERS
 RESTORE TRAFFIC.;
 WAlk0UT STILL 0N
BULLETIN

BERLIN, June 22.-tR- The Western Berlin railway strikers decided tonight to restore inter zcnal freight movements to nor nal without calling off their waIkout
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22
TO FIT. RICHARDSON

Mrs. L. O. Josten and baby son embarked on the Aleutian last eve ming. enroute to Ft. Richardson, where they will join MT. Josten who is employed there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22

ed at the family home with con-
 gratulations. S5ss
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22

was safe on an error and Ed Ba- sinski singled. Mickey Rocco and Walt Judnick homered for the losers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22
WAL(0TT,
 CHARLES
 TO MEET

BULLETIN - CHICAGO, June 22-R-Jersey Joe Walcott oi Camden, NJ, outweighed Ezzard Charles of Cincinnati, 1852 pounds to 1813i, at today's formal weigh-in for their NBA-World Heavyweight Championship bout at Comiskey Park tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22
STOCKHOLDERS CALL
 BY PELICAN COMPANY

Norton Clapp, president of the Pelican Cold Storage Company, has called a stockholders meeting to be held July 20. During the year of 1947 the capital stock of the company was increased from 250,000 to 5OO.O00 shares. The directors want authority to purchase interests of P. s. Ganty at Hoonah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-22

United States mail service via the railroads cegan in 1885.
Evening star., 1949-09-24
PERSONAL

We HAVE some rooms for convalescent
and nursing home patients; $50 to
S1OO per week. PHYSICIANS HOS
PJ1AL, INC. telephones 3se and
439, Warrenton, Va. 28'.
ENJOY ballroom, square and folk
Unmarried. u "'' Of GOOD sii; Character. u' Join IN
JUST FOR FUN CLUB. I745 Conn.
ave. DE. $500. SO. Membership. S5.
CoNvALEsCENTs or chronics or
ambulatory, temp. or perm; tray
serv" pleas. sur; reas. Ju. 7.9i62.
FUR COATS REMoDELED-Eatest
style, finger tips and capes. Phone
WI. 4770 or DU. 4255 any time.
in convalescent home:
excel sransp s6o tray e SERVICE a, cRsss Rsss
CHEVY IE " CHAsE? Country aal try day 9 school, si
established 1919, offers exceptional
care and academic .progress for
children. age 21a to 12: transporta-
ti0n In NV. area and suburbs
s,raatVr STANWooR p, coBB' Ss3s Harvard Am
Now. Join Club for Friends over
Forty. AT. 1855, 2-7. Box 37S-C,
r9oHtPEEs. wigs, braids, cnienons,
ooil WIGS, custom mace py MlCHEEL,
227 Dupont Circle Bldg. MI. 0O65
AMBULANCE service,
S5. Chambers has only the best Of
Cadillac equipment. Phone CO.
in quiet rest home, all
comforts and care Tray service.
Permanent or temporary. SH 4O14.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
ple-Nursing care. opp. Walter Reed
Hosp, 1925 Ga. ave. NV, GE. 425S.
Evening star., 1949-09-24
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
! or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
z times or longer consecutively
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, 8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, IL am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business once
11th and Pennsylvania ave-; at any
Of the Branch Onices throughout the
city, or
PHONE STERLING 5000
Claims fer errors must be made in
time for correction before second in
sertion.,
If advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
q serial number with date and identi-
4es your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make note of the
cancellation Number. This is i'm
portant in case Of adjustment.
Evening star., 1949-09-24
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODEM TRAINING in beauty cul::
ture, all subjects taught. Approved
by Government for GI training. day
and evening classes WAR-FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV
Learn IN IN SAFETY to drive safely.
New cars. Complete dual control.
EASY METHOD, North 1894.
PIANO TEACHER, formerly assoc.
frankie Carle & Elliot Radio Studios
of Spgfld., Mass, can take a few pu-
pills at homes. Spec. beginners. vi.
9615, S:30-11:30 am, 5-S pm.
DANCE MUSICIAN and professional
teacher guarantees that you will
play popular violin in 20 lessons: be-
ginners or advanced students ac-
cepted, MIR. HUGO, Glebe $3.50 or
AcGoRbloN. ceeHRiIG 1o-week trial course.
MERVIN CONN ACCORDION
ssccHoS0oL5,, oS0oL5,, $500 14th NV TU. ll33'
CIVIL SERVICE ExAM.-clerx. grades
CAF-2 and CAF-3; sample oues. and
ans. incl. arithmetic, SO pages: So.
MERIT PUBLICATIONS, 313 Evans
BLDG, 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. Elk.
$685. 25s
Evening star., 1949-09-24
= 'HoMEs-iMpRovEMEhTs

ADDITIONS, porches. : eerases. an
types of construction. new or re-
modelling BY local builder and son;
GARAGE, S375: carpen-
payments. N. coTTREIL. JU.
BGiLD OR REMODEL YOUR HOME
or commercial building on q con-
soS sFsst "a basis, s.,S CLIFFORD N. JOIN 81
csRPENNTaYs, csGTi nj Yslo- painting, masonry. @1s
ESofins sssI and building. j. DEsTRR5ITo,
RE asTS: general repairs: s6i re-
modelling, additions, porches incl,
etc, azE & e. oRME. Lu. s-717S or
DIRT II s-fsssi fRsRsSsiovED. under buildings,
yards yards etc. Load or contract. FR.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, flag
stone terraces. walks, chimneys. fre-
places. cement driveways. porches,
retaining walls, pipe drainage. All
EI1ds1o Einds q RRaterpreohng Ra1ta MAR
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 35SS.
FENCE, chain-link, galvanized steel,
ali posts set in concrete. Buy and
save $50 for average job on cur
fall special; We give YOU 9 suaran-
tee. No. down payment, first pay
ment after december. KAISER
FENCE CO., HO. 1926. 2s
all types; posts set in con-
crete; concrete carpentry. BILT-
RITE FENCE CO., ST. 1000. Terms
FLOOR sERvICE-Nothinr but the
best; laying, sanding, finishing,
cleaning; parauet installation. Bruce
finishes FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS, ING, 1872 Wisconsin ave.
MODERNIZING and additions; cellar
to roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO., 1908 Eye st. NV.
PAVING-Drtveways parkings, side
walks. ETC., black-top or concrete.
GRAHAM PETRIE, Oliver 1899.
GET YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENTS
done now W. D. TAYLOR. Phone
BUHDERS-Road grav-
el, building sand, topsoil; any guam
ttty; reasonable. Ii. 3-2275.
Evening star., 1949-09-24
HELP DOMESTIC
COOK, downstairs work. S26

COOK, downstairs work, S25 week;
references req. OR. BAIL. PA
sns and eSss' sun re RR. 1Sss. ssi 0e'0fe ea''
COOK-G.H.w, white or colored. ex-
per-; light laundry, live in, upstairs
rm.: local refs. OR. 1885. IA
and fond Of children. local refs. EN-.
COUPLE. cook-chambermaid, butter
houseman. Only those with experience
and enc 1dSx sity references need apply
coGGPLEt. t" s.h.w, cooking, serving; man
must be competent driver; salary
$500 per mo; must have local ref.
GENERAL HoSuGsEwoRK. no laun-
dry; 8 adults. large house: live in:
% years. size 20, no larger. Fill
the bill or don't answer. EN-. 1915.
G.H.w.. good cook. reliable, must be
fond of children; 1st floor work, no
nuaay n o1 out ethsf MUsf sfD HAVE sWP0yse KsN NJ
LOCAL REFERENcEs). TIA. 2444.
G. H. w., plain cooking, take charge
young children, employed couple,
small house. gas heat. must live in,
opcI1u ht SehSluS
1415 Parkwood place NV. .TU.
civ. INV settled woman. white, Ink.
live in. 2 children, ironing, no wash
CIV for couple and Hlos SMALL giaan chill H.
sy ssaa es6s4 Must vs ss s sse'y ssSs 80
HoUsEHKEEPER-Middle-aged woman
to cook, launder and clean for an
adult ace famy Ys 81 or pvt pcsnaSs SIarsers 1er
son able to qualify. Box 327,B,
Mo1TtHER's HELPER, live in. beau
tiful new room, bath; Bendix, dish
washer; employed cple.; girl, 5h;
bHS bis. S VIENNA Mash 47sW eSS ASK shpF'hss eesr
NURsEMAID, live in. experienced,
children's laundry, local refs; $40
yyk;z we W9. . $685. call between and
WOMAN: colored, between 27 and 20
pm. 5 days wk.. Thurs. and Sunday
of; g.h.w., good laundress, care of !
child under l yr.; no cooking; local
references, health card; SIS and
carfare. Call EN-. 1870.
WOMAN. white or colored. to do
cleaning ana small amount ironing,
2 days a wk. in GEORGETOWN area.
Health card and city refs. required.
Only best need call. OR. S061 -25
WOMAN, colored, city refs, good cook
and all-sround worker; care for child
Of employed cple.: good salary. Call
DI. $3.50 after 10 am. -25
WOMAN. white, to assist s.h.w.; no
cooking; live in; Nd. suburbs; ref
WOMAN, white, live in-one of fam
lily; care Of 2.yr.-old; cook dinner.
Salary. TIE. 1888. .-25
WOMAN, Irish. middle aged, to work
in private home; ideal living quar-
ters furnished; salary can be deter
mined. Apply 1882 Conn. ave. see
MR.. FAJFAR. 10 to IL. 2 to 4. -26
SOME ONE DEPENDABLE, clean, ca
pable. to care for 16-month-old boy
and do housework mornings. Mon.
through Fri. s. to l; afternoons free
for other work; can live in with
room and board Chevy Chase, Md i;
$40 wk WI Q4O7 -25
Evening star., 1949-09-24
SALESkAEN Cont,

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN needed,
sales record. Ali responses viii be
handled in confidence. Ewes, MI.
2121. ]. LEO KoLB CO.. since
1902, 1897 Wis. ave-, MI. 2100.
permanent, for estab-
lished territory, laundry. dry clean:
ing, soaps. chemicals, etc. Married
man with car pref. Guaranteed
salary. Box 324-C, Star, -25
for major appliance dis
tributor; D. c. territory open; real
opportunity for one who is familiar
with D. C.. dealer trade. Write
experienced chain-link
fence salesman or dealers. We will
install, finance and process , your
name; phone and address at Box
SALESMAN af5HS SNsar T. Used car experience,
liberal salary and commission, car
furnished: please DC not apply Set sat
200Q Wilson blvd. Arl. Va. "a
Evening star., 1949-09-24
HElP WoMEN

SEWER, exper.. for ex-
FRANCES Fl fR1NcEs, ISIS : Conn:
WOMAN and fittsr- r
Mqs' ss q E ns .
ations qp coats, suits, dresses. Ex.
St. s NV. NA. 1856. " nsS llaS :
TO owner, must have
fine specially shop BACKGROUND;
give detailed record Of previous ex-
Strict confidence. Box sos-B. Star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted. ANo-
LIN'S, Columbia 2295. go
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper., mana
gers license; apt. avail; steady;
good offer right person; can buy with
sSa %u.s s'5c sss
good salary; apply. in person, also
CHECKERS, experience not neces-
i MAEkrT Anglz r. ssso PsesS1 %sna. nsgcKHo *.
experienced, to take
BookkEEfER isk ERscAsHfSEss,' Rsts Ssss' exper. in
full set 81 double. entry books. No
machine bookkeepins; day ,wk.
should liye near Silver Spring. Box
BooSxEEFfNG BooaoHSxx sifNsi MACHINE operator,
MGR 5000; with commercial ONCE
or some credit experiences; perma-
nent, with chance for Advancement
telephone for appointment, MR..
MORRISON, DI. 1850. -2S.
CASHIER, 6-day week, good salary:
typing, and shorthand desired; many
other beneiits. EMILY SHOP. 1908
cHEckEHRiE-cAsH1ER, expsr. in nI9 mixed
curate Bring reference. CAFE
LaCONGA, 9412 Bait. blvd, BerWyn,
Nd. TO. $500 after s pm. sd
CHMD's NURSE. white. hv.-in. Phone
CHOCOLATE DIPPERs-Experiencsd.
steady employment. Give details.
care Box 329-B, Star. pa
CLERK, for employment ONCE, g.
day week; no shorthand or typfne
necessary. Write stating age, edu-
cation and experience. Box Sid,
Star. -ols
CLERK tcigar-drug), full time, eve
ming work; exper. ARGYLE PHAR-
MACY, 18th and Park I'd. n.w.-2B
Evening star., 1949-09-24
HELP MEN
PHARMACIST, excellent salary and

excellent salary and
CHEVY CHASE PHARMAAcY. 1886
EARN aGf nw vi1sinis M2 s0oe SesistsTed
Macy. Mac; FA "a. S5Ss. ~ "a
PHARMACEU UTICAL DETAIL MAN
Lge. national pharmaceutical manu-
facturer desires man for D. E. area area.
40; live in Washington; car REQUIRED;
PHG or Bs degree. Please state ex-
Expected in reply. BOX 1917, star
PHOTOGRAPHER, with car. expe-
rienced with babies; must be neat;
good commission. Apply 313 Shep-
herd st; NV. after 8 pm, or phone
pIxsrEkERs I4 aasR WANTED, white con only;
plenty. OF work. Apply at JOB on
ID; 81 WI GatHai 5Sai. Park Md WA: Ass sssssS
PLUMBER. exper. jobbing man. must
have tools and driving permit; perm.
peessition; Apply Monday morning.
PLUMBER. iG1i En- IS; ist-class mechanic, for
yrs. of local exper. We have a
perm. opening for clean-cut man
with ability who wants to work
steadily year rounds Apply to Mr..
Edward at 627 F St NV. JOHN G.
pIyTssTEE MEssTEE & SONS 8 H.,.,..2 INC: -26
obBr and aemodenS nondfnf
ers; drivers permit necessary: top
wages TU. 1900. "a
wanted; new work; must
be exper. and have tools. 504 Forest
Glen rd., Silver Spring, Md. 7:30
to 8 am. Monday, Sept, %. -25
f1UMBERS-Steady work. new and
Jsmodelns WIs s1s ..sSesg. APplg with tools 1880
ti 0fsHfiPs Heller. exper.. White
man, with drivers permit; must
have satisfactory ref. Apply j. G.
PLUMBERS WANTED, first class Job
bins hands; top salary. s04 1 st.
PRESS RiM; fAs BkAkE isEo AND SHEAR operator. mas
exper. in layout developing dies,
ornamental iron shop. Do not apply
unless qualified. Reply, Box 365-D,
PREssEK. experienced, on silks and
ksssRk KHssRi xsnted aez an 81 ABBY sy in
Good hours: good wages. BLUE
FLAME VALET SHOP. $40 F st. NV.
PRINTER - Experienced compositor.
permanent. Job for reliable. sober
man; small union shop. Box 444-D,
MEN (a). exper. in self
service market, setting UP and dis
sfTeKfNdHAM MARkET. @ + % saso
Nichols ave. Sc; -25
s dealer; GslI EN-. $500. ask . for