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Evening star., 1949-08-23
HEIp kAEN

sTENoGRAPHER-Young man. Ap-
RR1E shs Ii i IsEaSysslchasrs, ays e1psri
enced, for outside work, Excellent
opportunities for aTalified men, EoSd
LuBAR INC. 400 q st. NV: -27
TAXICAB DRIvERS-N you do not
have the required Identification card
I will teach you what you should
know to qualify. See e. A. GLENN,
s am. any day. or Call Ii. 3-eS70.
TEcHNICIAN. expert
enced; 2OHe discount on purchases:
Apply personnel once, 8. KANN SONS
CO.. fourth foor. -26
UPHoLsTERERs, expert. for one OF
,hH S eest sen xsnes snsv1 for qass tbos.
to Mr. Cherry, ;cHERRY l. GAL
LAGHER. INC. e17 2 st. NV. -25
need apply; no q. drinkers; must be
soSsE ksnnsssS MaNsaEs. Il h;S for medium
sized dry cleaning plant; ambition
and ability. to produce are more
important than technical knowiedse.
Permaagnssnt Job. Central location
YOUNG MAN as parts clerk; splen-
5-day week See Mr.. Lomax. DUKE
& COOKSEY. De Soto and Plymouth
dealers. 1885 Bladensburs I'd. ne.
YOUNG MAN to learn the banking
Rs.ssa'ss e nsassa, ''s CITIZENS s2Sk kiv
YoUNG MAN. eolor.d. to do porter
and stock work; must !ssR pave a d5'yefss yets
st. NV. IA
YOUNG MEN wanted in work around
grocery store: must be reliable and
steady worker. Steady job to right
party. Must have some exp: 43Ol
3Oth st., Mt. Rainier. WA. es74;
YOUNG MEN, e1 to rs. high school
modern restaurant; positions 10
Gated in wash and Va; salary plus
Apply MISS McCoRMIcR: Mon:
and TIT Tuss om nus .t y ie1e isd 81 &. inc n~
TWO good, experienced
house carpenters, who trim and do
framing; long Job, good wages; con-
venient IN close-in Arlington. aa BOX
THREE MEN. over est you are
looking 10r Iuu- Time StupiOymeA
and are willing to put forth an
average effort. your earnings will
not be less than $50 per week to
start. More II you are willing TO
put forth extra ef1ort. MR.. MuE.
RAY, 80 Ring Bldg. 18th and M
sts. NV. Am. only. -23
INSURANCE CO., sf-
iliated with General Motors. wants
man, age 20 to 25. for clerical and
typing work in connection with the
approval Of claims. Previous, exper.
not essential: education is impor-
tant. Write MOTORS INSURANCE
CORP. Transportation Bids, stating
su,1in51satiH9RRit 1nfI HRt f4i'yi SALESMAN. "a Con-
fident Of your abilities. and seek
q "square deal" opportunity IN
the real estate business, We would
NJ to TAX toni to you TEHF TslsRhoefH eHasE MT
REALTY CO., 4420 Conn. ave, EN-.
oUATrrY iivI WOOL PREssER, 6h-day
week. Start $50. OK. 2445.
INEXPERIENCED MEN preferred:
age 32-3O, to train for laundry
route Apply personnel ONCE, MAN
HAITIAN CO., 1928 Fla. ave. NV
Evening star., 1949-08-23

C14SOb 4o uAA0V O4AS4S "a z DoAAAS OAAA44S
more rewarding than spending an
evening watching a comic who
has come around to the office to
make you come to see him.
There are several stern warm
ings which ought to be given our
man to guide him along the easiest
path.
The first stern warning is to
avoid like the plague Vim Gal
lagher, who runs the King Cole
Room. Mr.. Gallagher is a gentle
man, a scholar, an expert judge
of feminine singers and he also
runs a farm. The trouble with
Mr.. Gallagher Is that he doesn't
care whether or not you have to
get up in the morning and If the
temporary After Dark reporter
finds himself eating eggs at the
Hubbard House at $50 in the
morning, he now will have only
himself to blame.
The second stern warning II to
avoid Basil Fomeen. the orchestra
leader at the Congo Room of the
Carlton Hotel, unless in mood to
join in philosophic debate that
can go on for hours Mr.. Fomeen,
being a Russian (white. Czaris),
is great one for philosophic
Evening star., 1949-08-23
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

STENOGRAPHERs. "a, juniors. $40
S45 wk. up; temp. and perm; excel
opportunities. Miss Young At PER.
sONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G ST.. ST
1864.
ACCOUNTING CLERK Cd, little typ
ing, S17O mo-: Elliott Fisher bk
opr., 1856, 5-day, S45 wk. Book.
keeping OPENINGS hourly, excep. sal.
ary. See Miss Fox at BOYDs' 7ot
18th. cor. G. MA. 2340.
DRAFTSMAN, mech. exper., plumb.
ing, heating plans. Mr.. Ford at
B0YD'S, 700 18th, at G.
AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT Service
(F) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ST.
S0O-$3,1OO; typist-dictaphone OPT
$1,000; P. B. X.-recep., some typing
open: clerk-typist, italian helpful
Monroe opr. exp, S170; clerk.
typist, Dupont Circle, $50 up;
elerk-typist association, $3.50; clerk:
typists, 1S) top salaries. 91S T
sf " Pm ALL MA 4142
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Lebanon Lodge to Hold
Final Cruise Tomorrow

Capital Forest No. 104 of the
Tall Cedars of Lebanon will hold
It's second and final boat ride of
the season at pm. tomorrow on
the SIS. Mount Vernon, leaving
Evening star., 1949-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES

PEACHES FOR sALE-Tree-ripsned
peaches for sale; reasonably priced.
BLACKBURN FARM, Burtons-
vile, Nd. Call Ashton 1858. -23
WE CLEAN. dress. repair and make
toupees, wigs. braids: MICHEL
DKIvING INsTRuCTIoN-Dual-con-
troll car; free pickup service; day or
evening. VIM. E. PADDY, UN. 0025.
THE ATLAS AGENCY specializes in
selecting and placing bookkeepers,
accountants. once managers. Re
public 5767. 1420 N. Y. ave. NV.
] WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one other
than myself. L. c. SELLS ls13
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
debts contracted for by any one
other than myself. JAMES M. DU-
LEY, Jr., 4077 MINI. ave. ne.
Small Business Services
We specialize in keeping records for
the small business. Bookkeeping and
tax service from So weekly, incMd-
ing monthly profit and loss state
ments and balance sheets. Write to
Room 306, Atlas Building, or phone
NO. $685.. "a
Evening star., 1949-08-23
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. B.


from the Seventh street wharves.
Capital Forest Band, directed
by Arthur E. Harper. will give .
concert at the pier before the boat
ride. Tickets will be available at
the pier.
The robin is the State bird OF
Michigan. Virginia and Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
WORK AT HOME
HELP DoMRS1lc

COOK-G. .H.W., live in, End e., bed.
room; Sun. and h-day OF weekly.
COX 81 spSsr xsD o.H.w. ..p.r. to A..
1875 Locust I'd. NV. is
caek t .ss asD es.Is sa"; :;s:iEi sh'''; :.iss; y;
cSok eSSit'' AND sh0ns G.aw.. at s7fS til sfssr .
o'clock dinner; SIS and csf5ars;
Tsfs. required. Tu: 0blo: x-2Ss,.
snd cwsr sn s.fa.ns sS sa.e ss 1H g fsss
house ana cook icr young soupis.
Sc sfae 'nstGlaiii Wa.hinsson. % BotR mus must Ss
.hS5o%shy .so% ssPsrispsssSa Leysl' ra Es E
:sss IL :s.sss ssa: ;.s;: s:
Der. Box 1917. star. as
G.H.W., exp: live in. plain ceoking'
lovely upstairs room; fond OF eha.
dTsn; !Sas Saassdsy week, no laundry. Sps.
child. SIS per mo. SH. b23s bs-
tween and 10 am. -2l
G.H.W.-To live in upstairs room
:Tsnee:; :Ra e:tn sas s'sss week. "s%hn es W. :o.
G.H.w., COOK. laundrsss; middle
week; ) ADULTS. Cali CO. s6ss:
HoUsEKEEPER for smpl. cpls. ana
ferred. WI. 1880 after g. pm; "a
stairs room and pvt. bath; family 3:
everY consideration giyen to rehned.
trpstyoGthy Try pySoa person with good arsa
MAID, firht heus.yerk. hslp With
MAID, COOK. HoUsEKIsPER, I've
in: pleasant environment. WI. sSso.
WOMAN. assist in care Of 8 span
in; Central ioe.; sf6o psT mo. bE.
FoSTEk MOTHER wanted for . little
salary plus private room and con-
Meeting bath in lovely homei ps1ma.
nsnt position for chidisss ceri:stan
white ssntlswoman; .,. take xs,,. ecT;sl|;csss ne
cations, inciosing snspshot and letter
Box 439-T. Star. "a
I'M INTERESTED In . capable nurse.
maid to live in, who has knovledSe
and exper. Of good. plain cooktns.
and can master occasional Inv;
lovely pvt. rm. and bath; scod SCI:
II you are Of . nice disposition and
can give my two children proper
care and interest call no. 64ee.
for some one to care for boys.
ages 3 and 4. Call AK. $500 BEFORE
COOP COOK and general house,
worker to live in: salary 327 vsek
to star; ref Phone between 3 and
8 pm. Emerson 1915. -24
Evening star., 1949-08-23

Outstanding Apparel Mgr.
VIII employ. district manager for
Metro: Wash. area who Is capable
OF organizing and directing q sales
force Of women. Exceptionally we'll
paying and dignified position. For
immediate interview, write, givins
experience, age and phone number
Box 76-V. Star. -03
Evening star., 1949-08-23

FIELD REPRESENTATIVE
An old, we'll established resident and
home study school onerins techni-
cal courses has q territory in Viz
stnis and Maryland for man
capable of large yearly earnings;
work consists Of enrolling students
sing; applicant should be 80 to so.
bondabie, have an automobile end
q good sales record; S75 weekly
drawing account against commits:
sion. Write fully, giving personnadl
history. A. B. CLEMENTS, 1000
South Michigan ave., chieaso TO-
Evening star., 1949-08-23
statesmen, Boys Clothing

buys CIUCllIllR
Large Eastern retail elbthing chain
wants salesman for its complete
boys dept; experience preferred. ex-
cellent salary: permanent position;
nne chance for advancement. Call
937 r st. NV. between 10 I'm. and
3 pm. Wednesday. Ask for Mr..
Goldman. If unable to come in
person call MA. 77Ol.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

in sewing machine sales.
or will train inexperienced man;
inside and outside work; prospect
file maintained: liberal weekly, draw
persgynel dgp6s. SEARS. R0HBuCK
4 CO, 46dQ tsconsin aye 2S89
Wilson blvd 43lngton. Z VIZ. or
store mansEsr. 55ks GeorSia aye.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
SALESMAN

Experienced in vacuum cleaner sales,
or will train inexperienced man, to
sell famous Kenmore vacuum clean
ers: inside and outside sales work:
prospect file maintained: liberal
weekly drawing account; must have
car. Apply personnel dept. SEARS.
ROEBUCK g. CO.. 45OO Wisconsin
ave. $500 Wilson blvd. Arljng-
Evening star., 1949-08-23

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
An opportunity for an experienced
wire sales organization. A realtor
for many years with an enyiable
sales reputation. An efncient sales
manager to close your deals. If
you are in . rut here Is your
chance to set out Of 1t. Box 74-V,
Evening star., 1949-08-23
EDUCATIONAL.
HELP MEN
MEN WANTED

II to 35 years of age; good. perma-
nent jobs, with steady. year-around
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. $40 am.
TRANSIT co.
once, 1892 M st. NV.
(Take Routes 80 Rosslyn. 90 Cabin
John, 80 Friendship Heights street
cars direct to door.l %
Evening star., 1949-08-23
YOUNG MAN

White, age 1s to 25. high school
graduate, able to pass q physical
examination to work in pressroom
OF newspaper. Want steady, de-
pendable type. suitable for ad-
vancement into permanent position
with excellent pay. Apply personnel
once. Room 504, Star Bldg.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa Ave NV 90
Evening star., 1949-08-23
2 WOMEN

Who work well together for cooking.
general housework and Isundgy.
Must be experienced. sober md
honest with best references. Fof
nice home near Mt, Vernon VITA
al modern housekeeping sauipment.
Very desirable separate quarters
5000 per mouth. pr. 33S4 attsr
C0LORED WOMAN, to i've IN; -
be experienced taking care Of Sk4
and doing general house. dutiss;
lovely home; perm; SIS wk.. room
and meals. Call FH. $500. IA
WOMAN for g.h.N.; uust
have city refs: S25 VIZ. or. 1kS0.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY

x1Sd4NSA
Colorado Bldg. 14th and G., RE. 1898.
-27
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1908 @ st. NV.
MEN
(2) Floor Mars.. college BACKGROUND,
some retail exper.. 1886 yrs; start
S4S
Mail information clerk. h.s.e., .altern-
ate shifts, $3.50 yrs, start $40.
Messenger. 10 yrs. h.s-g., local, Sl4o
mo.
WOMEN
Secretary, legal. legal exper. not nee;
10O-120 shorthand. 3 days; S2'7oo-
Secretary to general mgr. must have
college background; 5 days, $4,000.
Executive secretary, shorthand nec.'
public contact, $500.
Secretary to advertising mgr, days,
start at $4,000 plus.
Secretary. personnel: Alex. or q.
Arl., 5 days, 2,400.
Secretary, radio law, no law exper.
nee, 3O-3s yrs, $4,000.
Stenos., interesting Jobs; quick ad-
vancement, short hours; S2'40o-
psrietim. and temporary stenos.,
Typists. 1890 wp.m.; 5 days. $3.50
SCOT.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
statesmen

stan members wanted for the White
Cross Plan in Bethesda-Chevy Chase
area. Clean cut married men, age
from 25 to 35. car nee: earnings
above 500 wkly. with bonus. See
M; Mo- Macdonald. IL to 2. Room 101,
Evening star., 1949-08-23
SITUATIONS MsN

ASSISTANT 70 EXICUTIvE syen.
able. for magazine or a!socte& &on.
mail promotion, copywyitin9,. cir
culation and subscription fuln1lMents
subscriber and membership reisttene.
correspondence: moderate starring
sala.y II future promising; age 131s
Harvard graduate. Box 47o.Y, EaS.
CHAUFFEUR, colored. wants 3eI a
cook in private family. JOHNNY
Call EX. 1888.
CHEF, colored. menu pisnnirs. tool
cost experience local rsfsrsness.
TR. $3.50.
1ryonf}nna6 er3 NeYt Pa9o.l
Evening star., 1949-08-23

When answertas advesttssMsnts
addYssseA to Stos boIss do NOT
tnclose original refsfences. OF
other materials Of oerson6l palte
Copies serps ths pHfposs an6
originals may oct tost.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
HELP WoMEk

CLERK-TYPIST
Permanent position for q young lady
in well-established small loan COM
pany. Free group insurance, hos
pitalization and paid vacation. Good
working conditions In modern air.
conditioned once. Good chances for
Advancement. Ability to type ss-
Please apply in person.
STATE LOAN CO.
$500 Rhode Island Ave,
MI Rainier M IL
Evening star., 1949-08-23
HELP MEN
MEAT CUTTERS

MEAT CUTTERS
Men. 1S to 80, with or without
experience; 5-day week. 45 hours;
a good opportunity to learn good
trade; permanent work, vacation
with Day, excellent chance for
advancement.
ACME MARKETS
Is M st. ne. Wed. 8 a m. to II am
SALESMAN
High caliber man with car who re-
ouires at least 500 per week to
live. RiEht man subject to rapid
promotion due to company expan-
sion program. This is not can
vassing deal. Write Box 1927, Etar.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
COUNTER GIRL

FOR MEAT DEPT. IN SELF
SERVICE SUPERMARKET
Good salary. Apply GLOBE FOOD
CENTER, All Lee hwy, ow. e6Hs.
Evening star., 1949-08-23

A large drawing account will be given
to those men with cars. You must
be at least 20 years OF age, prefer
ably married. with some previous
selling experience.
Evening star., 1949-08-23

tcontinusd s7R RNs1s rass.'
Evening star., 1949-08-23

FOOD CHECKERS
Experienced only need apply. <1o3
NJ. Vernon ave, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1949-08-23

CAFAbLE YUUNG WUMAN 70 MI
permanent position in service dept.
Of established plumbing and ap-
ferred. must have been D. G. resi-
usorss, as; sHoq 81 .sp sioo. :Js5aIs JUN g. wEb:
ACT1ON!-We guarantee You $50 for
selling 100 boxes 21 for 81 Xmas
cards. Also 80 and 26 for 81 with
cSss: aC'n1ne 5w Z ri " .9eIs: sonsrss ct
st., Dept. 81. Phiia., Pa.
spare-time earninss--Sell
Christmas cards. stationery. napkins.
so with name S1.00. Free samples.
SSy. az Insrd pIsstie cards i snecisi items itsms.
Write today. EMPIRE CARD, Elmira.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
WEATHERGUARD
CORPORATION
1921 14th st. NV.
EXPERIENCED
SHOE Statesmen

.mmediate openings FOR thoroughly
experienced shoe salesmen; perman-
nent positions with excellent salary
and commissions. Many employe
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-12-30
Charleston, s. e..
Charleston JCC Fund Gets
$1,000 Boost from Club

Charleston, S. CA big boost
was given the Endowment Fund
of the Jewish Community Center
of Charleston when the Booster
Club of the Center voted to
amalgamate its own endowment
fund with that of the Center, and
then turned over the $4,000
balance in the clubs fund to the
Endowment Fund of the Center.
The endowment Fund of the
Center is a permanent trust fund
for the purpose of building a new
Center building, acquiring land
for a site and furnishing the
structure.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-12-30
The Historical City"
Hodossoh Dispatches
100000 To Israel

NEW YORK, (JTA) - Mark
ing the entry of the 1,OOO,OOOth
Jew into Israel, Hadassah, the
women's Zionist organization of
America, cabled the sum of ST.
100000 to the Jewish state.
The funds transmitted bring
to a total of 100000 the
amount of money dispatched by
Hadassah to Israel since October
l OF this year. The current cam
paign goal of the organization is
S6,535,OOO.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-12-30

organized in March, 1916, the
booster Club has already made
many important contributions ~
tne center. In its first year the
CLUB helped underwrite a $4Oo
oeflclt in the Center's forum
series. That same year the Club
raised funds for a series of Con-
ter-sponsored Yiddish films &c
wen as Tor awards to the Center's
annette teams. In 1947, the Club
presented the Center with .
motion picture protector and
screen and furnished Scholarships
to the Center's day camp. Last
year the Club gave the Center
$500 toward the redecoration and
painting of the Center building
This year the Club provided $500
TO help construct new facilities
at the Center's day camp.
Rudolph Robinson is president
of the Booster Club. At the same
time that the Booster Club mer-
ged its endowment fund with that
OF the Center, the Center Endow-
ment Fund elected its first Off
GERS with Edward Kronsberg as
president.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-12-30

The national Executive Board
OF the National Federation of
Temple Brotherhoods, consisting
of more than 200 Brotherhoods
and Mems Clubs throughout the
nation, has formulated plans for
Wholesale cooperation in the
Combined Campaign of the Union
OF American Hebrew Congrega-
tons and the Hebrew Union Col
lege-Jewish Institute of Religion,
1t was announced by J. Herbert
kaufman, president. The Com
bined Campaign of the represent
alive institutions of Liberal Juda-
Ism has a national goal of 81 ,875,-
600 to enable them to continue
their religious, cultural and inter-
faith activities and meet the in
creased demands on their serv-
ices.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
BY Roy Chapman Andrews
EXPLORER, AUTHOR AHo LECTURER

DEAR DIR. ANDREWS: As a
man who does a lot of cross
country lecturing, you prob
ably have some ideas ON man
ners for lecture audiences,
sponsors and program chair
men. What advice could you
give ON the care and handling
of lecturers?
ANSWER: Think of a lecture as a
talk between two individuals, and
treat the lecturer as courteously
as you would a conversational
partner. Even though the speaker
is paid to come, remember he is
your guest. He is entitled to guest
consideration. on the platform or
off it.
1. Don't leave before he has fin
ished speaking, unless it is abso-
lutely necessary. This can be
deeply notifying. You wouldn't
suddenly walk away in the middle
of a personal conversation. even if
it bored you. If you know in ad-
vance you are going to have to
leave early, take a rear seat and
slip out quietly.
z. Give the lecturer the cour-
tesy of your complete attention,
as you would if he were talking
with you alone.
:. Don't be a "poker-faced"
audience. Help the speaker by
applause and natural signs of in
terest. 1t will stimulate him and
you'll get a better lecture.
1. If you're a sponsor, don't ar
range a dinner for him before the
lecture. It's exhausting. for when
it is over he must go out on the
platform and talk while you listen.
The late Ebert Hubbard used to
double his fee for a lecture plus
dinner. If the Committee members
must meet" him personally to
Evening star., 1949-09-25

get their moneys worth, let it be
at a reception after the lecture.
s. Don't expect an evening lee
=. .turer to speak also at the local
luncheon club, or the public school
or anywhere else, or to make a
round of visits. Entertainment"
is the bane of the lecturer. It's an
everyday job for him and he wants
most to have a little privacy and
rest.
s. Speaking in a church is
trial for any lecturer. The atmos-
phere subdues the audience. Don't
act as though you were at a re-
lgious service. Applaud when you
wish - be as natural as you would
in any other building.
Do you ky,O,U srI,at ''R.S.T.P."
means? Frances Parkinson Keyes
gipes some useful rules on ac-
cepting limitations in next
weeks ''Eperybody's Etiquette"
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22

was needed. And during the pro- cess, the entire creamery got a gleaming new coat of white ena- mel, and in one or two in stances, a shiny new piece of stainless steel equipment.
 Of the present daily average milk delivery, about 5000 pounds of the milk received go to An chorage, yet it's not nearly suf- ficient. MT. Bell said milk pro- duction could be expected to drop back monthly from now until Jan. 1, when it probably will reach it's lowest level and will hold until it begins to pick up next March.
 In addition to the milk, the Creamery produces about 150 pounds of cream a day, although that amount varies with the amount of skim needed to stan dardize the bottled milk. Milk is tested as soon as it is received, and dairymen are paid on the basis of the butterfat test.
 AS milk passes along pipelines to the pasteurizing room, it is
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22
PoImer's Progress FIirts With Weather

Continued From Page D ley fruits, vegetables and meats for resale through the firms Anchorage retail outlet.
 Anchorage Shopping Guide, Inc.
 Although the Anchorage Shop ping Guide, Inc, is no newcom- CT to Palmer and the Valley, the firm has just finished settling into new quarters in the Valley Theatre Annex, where extensive renovations have been in prog ress for some time.
 The Guide transferred to it's present quarters in June, and since that time it has added many fine new pieces of printing equipment, according to shop foreman A. J. DeJulio.
 In addition to it's former small model five Linotype, the Guide now has in operation a much larger machine, a model twenty six mixer. Also new in Guide equipment is the Kelly B press, suitable for printing small news papers, magazines and job work.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22

processed through one of the new pieces of equipment that is helping to make the Co-ops creamery a thoroughly modern plant. All equipment in the pas
 Continued on Page 5
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22

Ok11C1 III C0OCo 1A1N4uSS wv Chandler and Price ob machines, Chandler Price job machines, one 8 by 10 inches in size and the other 12 by IS inches. The Guide is doing newspaper work on a hand-fed Babcock press at pres ent, but shop creWmen are look ing forward to the arrival of a new web press, expected to be unloaded here within the next two weeks. Guide employees al so are expecting, momentarily, to be uncrating a new 36'' power cutter.
 New type, totalling more than $3,OOO in cost now fills the latest in modern type cases in the printshop.
 Other new equipment, install ed within the past few weeks, includes an electric casting box, an electric drill and two electric saws.
 It all adds up to the most com pletely equipped shop in this part of the territory, according to Mir. De Julio and owner E. O. Ezzell
 Now that all the new printing gadgets are installed and un- limbered, the pair expect to re- turn to production of the An chorage Shopping Guide next week. The advertising throw away has not appeared since late May.
 Future plans for the Anchor age Shopping Guide, Inc, in- clude several publications, as we'll as all types of job work.
 Matanuska Valley Gardens
 New plans for Matanuska Val ley Gardens also center about a change in location. Work is now being speeded on a cement base ment for the greenhouses of Mrs. Maud Hosler, at a new site on the Anchorage highway.
 Mrs. Hosler, now located sev- eral miles south of town, ex- poets flower starved Alaskans to beat much broader path to her doorway, if she moves to a spot where they can see that door. She will be living next to the new F. R. Sims home, when the transfer is made.
 Coop Creamery
 While the MVFCA creamery is about as old an installation as anyone could find in a search for new developments in the Valley, it's recent remodelling and renovation have showed it right to the head of the class in the Valleys push toward progress.
 It's not that these remodel lings are particularly extensive now, but carpenters have pushed back walls and made room for the installation of new machin-
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-22

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