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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
SOUTHEAST ALASKA
 NATIVE CANMERlE
 HAVE GOOD SEASON

Like other canneries in Southeast Alaska. the three native-owned and operated canneries did well this year.
 They are at Hydaburg, Annette Island and Angoon. The Hydaburg cannery, which IS owned by the Hydaburg Coopera- tive Association, had packed 36,000 cases at last count. The cannery burned last year, and this sum- mer was the first season of opera ton for the new cannery.
 At Angoon, the Hood Bay Packing Company, owned by the Angoon Community Association, packed more than 45,000 cases of salmon.
 On Annette Island, the Metla- katla Community's cannery packed more than 93,O00 cases.
 All canneries are operated by the community organizations under a non-native manager. Cannery workers were the women of the community, since most of the men go to sea after the fish because there is more money to be made that way.
 Any shortages of labor were made up by hired help from outside.
 Although it will be impossible to determine the net profit of the cannery operations for the season, it is certain the money earned will not stray far. Except for pay ments on loans from the govern ment. the income from the packs stays close by where it is put into a loan fund from which com- munity members can borrow to start in business. The Metlakatla cannery has nev- CT been in debt. Money with which to build the cannery came from 1 income received from leases. Money realized from fishing op- | erations will go into the building :, of a new sawmill, as well as the business-loan fund.
 Annette Island operations had several traps within reservation waters.
 i At Hood Bay there were three traps operated by the commun- I ity organization and also fleet of seine boats.
 Hydaburg had one trap in opera ] tion.
 All success oI the operations should be credited to the native organizations themselves, Charles R. Mountjoy, Director of Native Resources for ANS has stated. | Only the smallest possible amount of supervision comes from the AL aska Native Service. The opera tion of the Cooperatives is under the Council, which governs through Ia charter, constitution and by-laws adopted by the people of the com munity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
EDDIE OLSON, 16,
 DIES IN H05pITAL;;
 FUNERAL MONDAY

To the grief and shock of his family and his numerous teen- age friends, Edward Peterson Olson passed away early yesterday morn ing in St. Ann's Hospital, after a very short illness. He had been ill for a week, of which three days were in the hospital. Eddie, who was a freshman last year in Juneau High School, was taking a correspondence course this year and getting high marks, es- pecially in science, which had al- days been his hobby. He was a natural l-born mechanic and was considered to have great promise in scientific fields.
 The 16-year-old often went out on commercial fishing trips with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Olson, who also have a mink ranch at Pearl Harbor near Eagle River ! Eddie was born at Pearl HarboI January IT, 1883, and went to grammar school at Tee Harbor be- { fore starting high school last year He was happier, his family said, liv- i ing in the country this year and continuing his education by mail for he was a real outdoors man He always enjoyed fishing anc hunting.
 Besides his parents, Eddie is sur vived by his grandmother, Mrs Marie Peterson, also of Pearl Har- bor.
 The funeral will be at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon in the Charles w. Carter Mortuary. Further an- nouncements will be made tomor- row
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
STREAM GUARD MISSING

Fish and Wildlife Service Stream Guard William Davis is missing from his boat in Eshamy Bay on Prince William Sound, FWS of- ficials here have been informed
 Davis, a Cordova man, is pre- stunned to have drowned. His boat was found on the rocks near the entrance to Eshamy Bay; and a three-day search has failed to re- veal his whereabouts.
 If he is not found, he will be the first. FWS casualty of 1949 in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
TEA(HER5' nEEsfpTI0N
 TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK

The annual reception honoring the teachers and members of the school boards in the Gastineau area will be given by the Business and Professional Women's Club this evening from 8 to 1030 o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple. The re- ception is the traditional party for the club. New teachers are es- pecially invited to attend the re- ception.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16

or tried to make Laszlo Rajk an anti-Communist agent.
 Raik, pleading guilty in Buda- pest to plotting against the Hun garian government, had testified that Kovacs had forced him on behalf of the Americans to worK against the Red-dominated regime
 Rajk formerly vas Hungary's 1or- eign minister and headed the 2oun- trys secret police.
 T never even met Rajk," Kovacs said. He was not a government minister when I was in Budapest and, while I saw him various par ties. I had no desire to meet hlm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
Sonia, Winthrop
 Gut Wedding Cake Win Big Sword

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-lR-Grin- ming at each other, Sonia Henie and Winthrop Gardiner, Jr. grip ped a big sword in their hands and sliced the seven-tier wedding cake.
 This was the follow-up yester- day to a seven minute church cere- imony joining the blonde skating star and wealthy socialite aviator. At the Park Avenue Methodlso Church, milling, pushing throns of fans damned the entrance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
CONVERSION K
 MADE iN COURT
 REGARDING PLOT
Former Communist Claims Americans Involved in
 Overthrow Movement
By ENDRE MARTON

BTJDAPEST. Hungary Sept. l6.
 tP-Laszlo Raik, once Hungary S No. 9 Communist, told a Peoples Court today he plotted with Amer jeans and other westeners to over throw the Communist government and make Hungary a colony of Yugcslavia.
 Raik. former Interior Minister and Foreign Minister in the Com nunist government, went on trial for his life with seven others against a background of a seeth- ing war of nerves between Com munist Yugoslavia and the Soviet led nations of the Cominform.
 The former boss of Hungary's police pleaded guilty to all charges in the indictment. One of these was that he plotted with Marshal Titos Yugoslav government to assassinate leading Hungarian of- ficials.
 Rajk quickly named two Ameri- cans as accomplices. Heaping guilt upon his own head in 8 long reel tai to the court, he freely-almost eagerly-testified to contacts with British, French, American and Yu- goslav intelligence agentc.
 CThe trial was following fam iliar pattern. As in the case of the convicted Roman Catholic pri- mate, Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty, the defendants went on trial with the presumption that they were guilty until proved innocent. This is the opposite of most Western procedure.
 (The Yugoslav government charg- ed last night that the trial was a trumped up device of the Soviet Union for an "unbridled witchhunt' against Yugoslavia, and that it was based on lies and forgeries)
 The Americans named by Rajk were It. Col. George Kovacs, form erly stationed in Budapest, and g man named Martin Hlmmler Rajl said both instructed him about spy ing and plotting against the gov ernment
 The 40-year-old former foreign minister said he also had been 1T touch with Selden Chapin, tht former U. s. minister to Hungary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-tR-Clos- ing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is SIS, American Can 95, Anaconda 27A, Curtiss- Wright IFS, International Harvest CT 28as, Kennecott 46a4, New York Central 105s, Northern Pacific 1874 h, U.. S. Steel 232s, Pound S4.02k.
 Sales today were 1,l60000 shares.
 Averages today are as follows: industrials 13232, rails AT, util- ities 3790.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
Pioneer, 72, k Charged Intent
 To Commit Rape

SITKA, Sept. 16--lR-Kalle Hirsi 72, was bound over to the Fedora Grand Jury after he pleaded inno- cent in US. Commissioners Court yesterday to charges of assault with intent to commit rape on an 11-year-old girl. Bail for Hirsi was set at S5.O0o. He had been a resi- dent of the Pioneers Home here for 10 years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
HIKE BY GIRL SCOUTS

Miss Mary Louise Crowell Will take a party of Girl Scouta hik- ing up Mount Roberts tomorrow morning. Any Girl Scout wish ing to make the trip is requested to meet the party on the steps of the Federal Building at 10 a. m. tomorrow, taking sandwiches and a cup.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been ap- piled for by. Maude E. White ana Philip Johnson of Juneau, ana Hal vor Opsal of Petersburg and Esth- CT Waldo of Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
ALTMAN RETURNS

Sgt Roger Altman, ACS, has re- turned to Juneau from Naknek in the Anchorage area. He will resume duties in the operations office Of ACS here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
WEATHER REPORT
10. s. WEATHER BUREAUl

(U. s. WEATHER BUREAu) CThis data is for 24-hour pe- riod ending 7:30 am. PSID In Juneau-Maximum, 6l; minimum, 45.
 At Airport Maximum, 60; minimum, 40.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
F o R E C A $ T Luneau and Xieinity)

6 Continued fair weather,
 . with considerable high . cloudiness tonight and Sat 9 urday. Not much change in . temperature, with the low 3 tonight near 45, high Sat 9 urday around 60.
 . RE CIP I T A T l 0 N . (Past 24 hours ending 7:3o am. today . City of Juneau = None . since Sept. l, 3.34 inches; Q since July l, l435 inches. Q At the Airport None;
 o since Sept. l, ITO inches;
 . since July l, 9.l9 inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
OKLAHOMA VISITORS

MT. and Mrs. w. L. Smith of Duncan, Oklahoma, are registered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
SEATTLE VISITORS

Leon Barnes, George Eicher, s. M. Levine and G. E. Munger of Seattle are registered at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
FROM PELICAN

Mike Goodman and Norm Lurie of Pelican are guests at the Bar anof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16
FROM BELLINGHAM

H. G. Heal of Bellingham, Wash. is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16

FROM ST. PAUL Earl Bonneville of St. Paul is a guest at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-16

GENERAL DENIAL
 NEW YORK, Sept 16.-R- Col. George Kovacs said today it's strictly nonsense that he ever made
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HELP poMEsTlc Gent
cent excuse for stdyfI

CIV. COOK. part-time help with
child; hours $50 % pm, 6a
refs. need apply; sS5 vi. csii
AP. 1914. bet. 5 and 9,
GIRL for s.h.w.; family With ! child:
required. IA. 1850. S
HoUsEKEEPER. white. for small apt. !;
HOUsEMAN-C0OK for widoxer; refs.
Live In. Box 166-H. Star.
MAID, E.h.w., TO sleep In: $50 per
mo. room and board incl; ref. JAY
M Rfbs lper g g. i've ~. in, shv.
plain cooking, fond Of children.
PHRT-TiME CIV. AND COOK. /
pm. till after dinner. B days, stay
night; light laundry, small apt.
Refs. WO. 21S0. 3
WOMAN. white. 25-45. thoroughly
ssss. les i PVT. enf e vs. 500 sSs
WOMAN, white, $3.50 per month, con-
tinental background. general house
duties, also cooking; other help EN-
ployed; references required. $500
Brandywine street NV. Apply morn
WOMAN, colored. to help eolored
nn s,t Il home 8 days week.
WOMAN. reliable. eolored. over 80,
for s.h.w. and child care: live in !;
EXCEL. OPPORTUNITY for depend
able woman. g.h.w. liEht cooking,
live in; pvt. .rm. and bath: small
family; must be fond Of young chill
dren and have city refs. Call MRS.
DAVIS. SH, 7s4l;, p
SETTLED WOMAN. experienced in
cooking and general housework. for
permanent Job; to start Immediately
at country home, with all modern
conveniences; other good help; pri-
vate room and bath: very good
salary, only one experienced and
interested need apply. Call AID.
EXCELLENT COOK and housekeeper
to live in. Nice bright room in love-
ly home; must be refined. depend
treated kindly. Adults only. RIA.
1887. IS
WHITE, settled neat. care for woman.
semi-inyslid, light duties; $25 wk.;
live in. Phone EN-. 1920. 10
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

COOK. LIST class. with refsrsnes e
COUPLE desires manage rooming
house In NV. section In return for
lying I,,, su ssss and small 'as1s.r''
.maii hetsl; xorsins .t IN ho cn'is.
r RE bff,R' sssssUsarrAsY. = Year.
once experience. bookkssoins. Typ.
81 s, :.. :ss ssssisssn s:ssssas,
Gil, colored. desires Job. knowledge
o typins and child care; reference
GEL. colored. desires 5oe e mer-
perisnced. no. ssis.
GiRl- colored. wants narksr o. A.
CAB ssR6,in FAC ss's SFuEsf. sslsr.1. want.
b-day week nursing duty OF nurss
maid: ref. VI oeee.
.I.ns.s. ~n ssssh s'' caro- desires
child ever . yrs.: live In. III. 1854.
NURSE desires position o. companion.
care Of Invalid o. child. references
sxshanssd. Can Madison s7os-J'
r sasssnSssi n seuinss or companion
desires s-hcur duty; rsfersness.
IRRSSipirsN MI nAxAoEH. srp.r. ana o..
cellent references; District or sub
s sIesn fASp: Ell 7 ..s.r,.pess need IN
san. once work and handing Of &C.
counts: little typtnE, some knowledGe
a bookkeeping. 6-day week. Az.
$40 after o Pm %
TIPlNG TO be done at home: snye-
iopes, manuscrtptst etc. vii pick
WOMAN, eciored. wants 9 days
work, laundry or cleaning, Thure-
day and Friday. Referenee. Hu-
c6afAzss vsshs1 and ssss.eAes;
NE g. nv. EfR6. PINNKR TO-
LADY desires work part tiEne. g
dress shep. g &C. IA 1858. q
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COOK IN Christian institution. sinsle
nonsmoker; GOOD SALARY and full
maintenance; refs REQUIRED. Boz
Coz ss,iA ana ar downstairs vsrk. zssl,
Coox-GG.W. for ORA family: new
house, dishwashsr. Bsndix. Spring
VALLEY section; live In. siso per
Cox %, o. s.n ~. liv. In or out: i sn-
health card necessary Salary S2S
COUPLE, wen experienced. all house.
hold duties plus driving; Pleasant
living quarters; ealary. S2o0 PEI
Month: Recent rsfsrsnSes =, rsG psoeI.
who enjoy doing 9 good Job. Phons
on. oe54. mornints only. =
G.H.w.. live IN, fond Of children, En-
perisneed. al. GAS. .la
GIlI- s.h;v.. ID hsip -, VIII , sa,ler. =:
sSis. .sso 3 and a' pass. Resent local
CIV. and care Of children b. eel-
ored girl ever so. Must be expsr-
fenced. live In. ref; s2s vk- TO.
CIV. plain eookins. Mon, wed.
and Sat. to Q p-la-. adults. Sn-
yer sprins area; refs. 81 14eo
G.n.w.. expsr.. local rsis; i've N:
excellent WORKING and hving eonci-
lions; . children; perm Jon. IA.
G.a.W,, living Hystssvflis-Bsrx
area; $50 VIZ. clear q tsxss; AQI
coURT. eesS Daise. blvd. TO. se7s'
CIV. szpsr,.assd;. 40. q asys vssk,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

BEAUTY OPERATORS n 4 q o D.
night and part-time classes Gel
our free Catalogue. MABELLE HON
our SCHOOL, 1870 N. Y ave
NE. 777S Estsbiished 1918.
M0DERN TRAINING IN eeauty eui-
ture. all subjects taught. Approved
% Government for al training
WAR-HYNN BEAUTY coLLEGE.
1I l21S Q g. .s 81, pi - ls ss;1. ..,.,
ALL MEN WANT TO SUCCEED in
their chosen lines The /. c. 8.
offers 400 courses TO help you sue
coed. Business and Ensineerins.
also to earn your high school d.
ploma. Gil approved See or
phone 7 C. q. 2'0 Bond Bldg =,
FRkE TRiAI. FLIGHT. No oblis..ion.
Learn to fly: only 50 so weekly
DICK POWEIL'S NATIONAL FLIGHT
SYSTEM, lola Denrike BLDG. ST.
rHE UNIV. DRIVING LAB. offers a
%! ,Sls personaiissd Nd; driyins
pickup. Call AP. O347. Ia
eomptometer, typing
courses, beg. and rev.. day and night
classes now starting. Excel. posi-
tons. Save n usual time time Est
30 yTs. BOYD SCHOOL. 700 18th.
tPBx) COURSE with
touch typins; wks-. S25; excel.
CAPITAL PIX scHooL. 700 i2th'
cor. O. Ma. 21I6.
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SITUATIONS poMEsTic (cor,.

GIRL, eoiored. would like work BY
the day. LOis GLASGOW. 1884
Capitol ave ne. Lu. 3-s2l3.
GIRL. eolored. wants work. plain
cook and g.h-w., no Sundays, So
and carfare- Call between 8 and :
pm. RE. e239.
HAND LAUNDRESs wants work TO do
AZ home. family wash. experienced,
reliable. NO. SO. IS
LAUNDRIES-Good eelored woman
wants laundry work 70 do out.
are home dried IN sunny yard
DE. 5000.
WOMAN. colored. experienced. desires
days work, Wed. Thurs. or Fri.
MI STA
WOMAN. eolored. dependable, de-
Sires days work or full time; no
cooking AL ref. Hu. 6734. %
WOMAN. eolored, wants day work
or laundress. Al cleaner. exper
refs; 50 day. earefare. ME. 2e49.
WOMAN. exper,. white. ref: wishes
position In motherless home, Box
122-R, Star
AUFFLED AND TAILORED curtains
sxpertiy done at home. Lu.
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PERSONAL

CONvALEsCENT HOME has vacan-
cies for surgical recovery and con-
on duty Il 't hours. Ne Sai.t, n sanns
atm. sasG nv Mo- p 5etss s2oo semi
sns sSsf fs.li ssnd: and sa..i.n
NORTON. olebs &4o0. Ext. 1850.
n aus s e.nf sss &c ana s' Wash. Srl, - ine
Ss eRS d 'p ess r''i Box nos sssx
olnsy. Nd. Ashton 249l. :.
TUTORING-College graduate will
: sesool h sas.e ssh'' ca. iPd CO. f'P Psio
CORsETs-Be comfortable, be per-
sonally fitted In . garment for your
Ds sass T FIR .DP sos al p0I SAR
w GSsa fGnp Go WA c0 SSff HOME
24-hr. nursing care; fully LICENSED;
near Bethesda. on Rockviie pike.
ELDERLY MAN. .xe.ll.n. eonvai.s-
cent health, needs q home. Give de-
r isiss f fGT H. S. ss:r q. repairs.
727l days; oV. 1897 ewes.
hour nursing care. Licensed b.
county and state. III 6o40.
PERMANENT, 81: snampoo and In
ser ways: sos; No sppcintmsnts
vsAcAxNcif'' ~ IN REST HOME mr.. ,4,h
and Park road n.w.-targe yard.
front porch, bright rooms, delicious
food. tray services, GOOD nursing
care. Call AID: 6524,
LEA ENGEL, DRESSMAkER formerly
o. 9Th ave. N. ~. claims nothing
too hard to handle. Expert lifting.
skilled workmanship. Custom made
to measure. restyiing, alterations.
Studio centrally located midtown,
"oLD Ar 40. 80. ssF" Mani Your.
O6TREx TONIC TABLETS pep up
bodies lacking iron. For rundown
feeling many men. women call "old. :"
New get acquainted" sire only Soc.
A. N druggists--fn Washington. at
tiEgett. Rexall stores
VACATION ON A EARM-Aduits:
swimming. ridins. tennis. etc; 4s
min. from D. c.; weekly rates, $3s
and Up. Make reservations nov;
catalog. THE RANpALLs. clarks-
VACANCY for elderly gentlemen;
nursing care QE AgSE -1H
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AElA M6kAfM

TTEIsT-CLKRki ne exeert s9t
starting salary; gensrcus ecm- bone
en- 1 %Iitfnaas ssl Be- 80 s.s''''s Can
Tonns s.ss.sI.s isi7 1 K =. -.
WAIrxEssEs. vhiss, appearances. for
LOPEZ CAFE, 271o Columbia pike.
Ari.ns.ons Va. q s?so; lie
Per. r.lissle psr,oa sais need speIs.
Apply 5o31 Conn. ave. n-v. q
WAITRESS. type !. wanted Do net
Dhons. Cali ia person. is4e on 8.
WAITREss. part-tins lunch. some
sTkAk HOSE ssss ca. ave. 81
wAi1T1azss. .z,er,.ne.e tseds toan-
TAM; .i<-ee e;a. s,s ssSrs &c
wA AIgfA Vie 1haa t sr.- = n. an mus.
expsrieSesd no sandayi: Appl, IN
WAITRESS. white: must be EXP. and
ever os,x s sf,x s Saa ;oe' sooe ,,ps
w HiiASsAi for nsuor restaurant:
5 pm. % an. Can COMMODORE
r EffsTAyEAET; s, sl6 D & 100 ns 10
ZOO p.s ana sn tbs closed Pf neness
w Ssn lGsa ts5 eoiof.d
over Is years age, able 70 work
any hours: Apply In person. zoos
T $sss: k!so 81 i sRs $50
wxiTnEssEs Is: full Or part time.
Cali in person. 1899 Eastern ave.
MATTRESSES. white. experienced
or 8 pm. TIL IL midnight. Apply
M Wv NET q M H. n,ss s oA
1ppI1 soEAs Ms. soHss s5ss,'1 W.
WOMAN to 70 care for ! mo. old baby
while mother works: evenings and
Sundays Oh. sH. s274. 9 pm; to
woMAN-Reliable: past 80: care of
small home; plain cooking. sox
wo esIMi Ssali o, work
ing with children: age rs to s.; 5000
p sas., hSe a1t,0s Vacation sonS,o with Psy
in. References required. IA. 757i.
YOUNG GIRL. able TO drive. TO ae--
company small family 70 Cape Cod
jun ss th5OI Ugh. August .aeS f., vsea
ices; must IKE and understand
r aStlsssn' LAZY So ' e teach ballroom
dancing: experienee preferred but
not NOT nssssssry, ,,, eo oa.,o training
ply ! @ s m. in person. VICTOR
STUDIOS. 1880 Conn. ave. NV.
CAPABLE. ALERT young woman de-
:5ed S, 'es sss,, Of d. Du"1 II .ed
sstsSlfshed frm; must have good
preferred; excellent opportunity for
sdy H,pn sa a,Go open. Call Mr.
oPPoCkTUNIffYY for lady who is e.
Keeping for establishing arm. 5-day
week: typins essential; references.
RESEARCH LABORATORY assistant
Bi BIZ Lssofssors. Woods Voc Mf Hoie.
Mass. lab. and living quarters with
In 8 min. walk of beach; room and
board in lab. dormitory and mess
as s f rm and P BOARD COY June 81 INTO to
sary. write detailed letter Of quail
ifications. Box 247-M, Star.
WORK AT HOME-Do you have q
private telephone and . pleasant
salary for calling Washington
homes Q few hours each day, write
giving full information and phone
number. Box 320-K, star 3
manent position. law arm, Dupont
Circle Bldg: preferably under 81
years; starring salary; $500. Call
MISS JOHNSON. DU. 1920, for
appointment. p
REAL ESTATE sALESLADIEs-Full
time; to start July i. Must be ex-
pertenced, have successful sales rec
ord and be able to contact high class
clientele. An excellent income OPP
portunity. Call In person to nill out
application.
w. c. g. A. N MILLER
nRyrEv nUxkEhyrr m
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expery books started.
sssonabls, on. 2o74:
BOOKKEEPING. tax service. BY ex-
Bsss rel. Wv $685. 500 or row w. s siss
BOY. II. desires position a. once
messenger. no experience. can type.
Write Box 137-R, Star. O.
sirss Job. club or hotel. Tel. MI:
civil ENGiNEER. exper. estimator,
plans, steel ana concrete. available;
e sSna,yi su5y TsDu. "a Sos married
with desree, in journalism. wishes
ne1t FAN H for advanced ssudies ' BOX
c asHLE Si saEEN.-se.kinr 5 mos lV en-
Ployment. indoor or outdoor work.
Industrious. rugged. capable. OIL.
cOIIEGE STUDENT. married. desires
college. IS years driving experience,
SToN WILLIS, Vet. Fam, Unit 7-F,
c Stiles Ps s4up IN mar. time. ewes.
general knowledge Of bookkeeping.
likes to meet people; experienced,
GOOD refs. 81. Se06.
COLLEGE STUDENT. badly In need
Of summer work. win do most any,
thing. Call DA. e047 after z pm.
COOK, colored. IS yrs sxper.. sober.
honest. clean, dependable; wishes
position, board. house. pvt. home or
restaurant. Free to travel. Du. 1896.
ssSsf I'd. reliable. JAMES eHkfsTi'
HOTEL DESK CLERK. experienced.
Or apt. house mgr. references. Boa
LAWYER~young. married, Q yrs.
seneral ana administrative prac-
tice: familiar legislative procedure;
legal, executive. business BACKGROUND.
Q yrs. college accounting: available
Immediately for right position. Best
references. Box 107-R. star. 13s
from LELAND . US. tim.Es.psr, s1-
per. major London const. nrm,
desires pos. avail. tmmed. AK.
Man,: Insurance. collection debts.
accounting bscksround; payroll and
MAN. isis,'', saiored 0I wants job truck
bondable. Ar. 1885. To-
MAN, colored. desires Job a. ehsun eur
Or dr ndns Of any kind. Call JAMES
Man - seeks responsible position;
AZ: property owner; college grad;
Reserve Army ofaeeT: sales and the
. ..s experience. Boz l1 q:
MAN. coIored. wants lob as truck
driver; dump, stake or panel; re-
liable, reference. Lu. $500. 10
PAINTER, coloreo, neat, II years ex-
perience, wants work by hour or
contract basis; also brick and stone
work, AT. 2bSY. 10.
STUDENT wants afternoon job AFTER
1880 Pm; varied exper.; avatlanie
Immediately. Phone HI. SoS4:
TRANSLATOR, professional, Spanish,
Portuguese. French, experienced le-
Gal and technical material, wishes
employment, reputable leEM or sx-
or write Box 12s-R, Star: o.
VETERAN, white, married, desires
on-the-job training. mechanical
ned. xtllins worker dependable
vETERAN. colored. married. desires
fob in grocery store, experienced;
b, C. permit. Call AT. eoa3.
YOUNG MAN desires employment on
livestock farm for salary or share
basis. Does not desire housing.
Phone Ia. b4SS.