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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-02-24
The Prince Book

day (except for the bank) that
was here then. OFF to your
right, outside of the picture,
where the present post office
stands, was the MacNider home,
with the house almost hidden
from the street by a dense mass
Iof shrubbery and trees.
When it is said that the book
was published yesterday, that
means that yesterday was the
release" date set by the pub
fishers, Rinehart & Company.
The fact is, though, that as far
as Chapel Hill is concerned the
book has been in circulation for
the last week or so. There were
"a few advance copies that came
through other than the regular
commercial channels, and there
was SO much talk about the book
by persons who had seen these,
and people were so eager to read
it, that Abs, the bookstore on
Franklin street, jumped the gun
and put it on sale several days
ago. Yesterday there was a rush
for it at both Abs in town and
at the Bulls Head Bookshop on
the campus.
The title of the book is taken
from wish that the author re-
members having heard his
father, Robert w. Prince, ex-
press aroundabout the year 1900.
Mr.. Prince, a native of Virginia,
was devoted to the South, and
one day he said to his family:
When | die | want to go to the
Southern part of Heaven.
A similar preference, as to
the after-life, is suggested in one
of the most charming parts of
the book, the chapter, only a
page and a half long, about the
death of DR.. Kluttz. In his last
moments DR.. Kluttz asked Par
son Moss: What do you think
Heaven is like?"
Mr.. Moss took his time on
that one, and finally he said,
DR.. Kluttz, | believe Heaven
must be lot like Chapel Hill in
the spring
That's good said DR..
Kluttz-and he started on his
journey.
This idea of Heaven is gen
orally accepted by people who
lived in Chapel Hill long time
ago.
The quality of this book that
most impresses a person like me
who lived in Chapel Hill in those
days is its absolute verify. Here
is presented to you Chapel Hill
Just as it was-in every physical
detail, in the appearance and
the speech and the character of
the people, in the whole atmos-
phere and spirit. But it is a
that is far from
merely Photographic. Here facts
are transmitted, by insight, by
understanding, into a trueness
above and beyond facts.
| find something of the flavor
OF Mark T'wain's Tom SAWYER"
in this book, and another famous
writer of whom it occasionally
reminds me is Booth Harrington.
But the similarity is only in the
flavor, the general effect. Mr..
Princes stories, men and wom-
en- and children, his word-pic-
lures Of places Gas well as his
picture-pictures), are all his
own. The naturalness Of his
style, the total lack of any ef-
f0Yvt ~ fha fOsanls,.r. -.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-02-24
Chapel Hill Chaf
Continued from frst paoeJ }

Continued from first page)
Foister, and myself. The first
four in this list are good deal
younger than the fifth. Clyde Eu-
banks is older than any of us,
but he is a Chapel Hillian only by
naturalization. He was born in a
foreign land, lie. Chatham coun-
ty, and was already grown when
he came here 60 years ago to
work in DR.. Roberson's drug
store. Outside the business field,
in medical education and philoso-
ply and Horticulture, is a Chapel
lillian whose birth antedates
mine by two years: William deb.
MacNider.
For thirty years or more Will
liam Meade Princes only occu-
patton was drawing pictures,
and he did it so well that he be-
came one of the country's lead
ing illustrators. Two years ago
, 1950-10-04
Editorial
ANOTHER LOSS FOR ST. CROIx

@ tE@ H
WITHIN THE PAST few days the papers have carried
notice Of petition for the st. Croix Agricultural Association.
This represents another economic defeat for St. Croix. The
Agricultural Association was organized, as many know, to pro-
mote the production, processing and sale Of agricultural pro-
ducts, and had as its parent the then Farm Security Admin
stration. That government agency, working for and on behalf
Of small farmers throughout the Islands, encouraged these
growers to organize SO that their efforts could be more
effective.
IN CARRYING U the purpose of the Association, a
building was erected at Estate St. John, machinery was pur-
chased, and tomatoes were bought and actually processed.
But there the venture stopped. In addition, there was a small
mill for the grinding of corn, all this with the hope that a way
would be found to cut down the very high importation of
corn meal. But that, too, failed.
IT IS TO BE regretted that such ventures 90 down in
defeat. They show that there is lack of vision; that our peo-
pie are neither ready nor willing to take a chance; that there
is constant willingness to go along in a practically dead pace,
and seeking nothing out Of the well established custom, be it
good, bad or Indifferent. If there is to be progress people must
have the deep seated desire to bring about new things through
changes, and get away from the old, sordid ways.
ACLOSER OOK K at the situation will reveal there are
conditions over which there is little or no control at the mo-
ment. Opportunities that were lost came at least two decades
ago. Then it was that a well organized and executed educa-
tional program would have saved the day, and offered en-
couragement to younger men to remain at home and develop
comfortable liveihoods for themselves. Then it was that vo-
.cational programs should have been developed, and our youth
given new hope and vision. Then it was that the glories and
values of this place could have been made apparent. The stu
alton is now that those who occupy the smaller farms are the
old people, who typical Of all peoples everywhere Of that age
group, are content to tread the well beaten path. IF little can
be done with this group it is certainly not their fault.
THERE CAN BE no question that the dissolution Of the
St Croix Agricultural Association is a blow, for with its loss
, 1950-10-04
Feust of the
D e dic q n
81. Johns church

October A. October Il, 1850.
Week day services at 6:15 am.
and eat 7:45 pm, except on
Thursday, Saturday, Monday.
Sunday: Masses at 600 and
$50 am. Evening service at
7:3O.
Preacher Fl. MacL aughlin.
Preacher on "Wednesday
night, October 18th. Father
Aldrich.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19

Monday and five on Tuesday. carrying the men to Anchor age and other Alaskan cities, and to Seattle.
 To help handle the traffic rush Maurice Stacy, assistant to the general traffic manager of PIMA in Seattle, came here.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19

Later the council discussed a new ordinance whereby the number of cabs operating within the city would be de- termined by the city's popula- ton.
 One cab license would be issued for every 75 persons living within the corporate limits. At present the ratio is about one cab to every sixty. There are 27 cab licenses now in effect. If the new ordinance is passed those holding li- censes now may renew them but no new ones will be grant ed until the city's population increases. The council did not take any definite action on the proposed ordinance Monday night.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19
New Equipment Due

A new General Electric sink, dishwasher and garbage dispos-all has been ordered for Griffin Memorial Hospital through Rhoades Furniture Store, and is expected shortly. The purchase was made pos sible with funds from last years gift from NOE to the hospital.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19
New Taxi
 PermitOk'd

The city -councill approved an application for taxi cab license for Jimmy Loan, for mer Kodiak taxi operator, Monday night despite an or dinance limiting the number of cabs.
 Earlier, Loan had written the council asking that they consider his application on the grounds that when he was drafted for service in 1922 he was forced to give up his. cab business.
 Monday night he explained that when drafted he owned six cabs and on going into service did not receive any money or sell his permits. While in service he was wounded and since has been unable to do heavy work.
 The council approved his application, after a lengthy discussion, but told Loan that if he decided to go out of business the council would not approve a transfer for the license.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19
Planes Carry 600 Cannery Workers

A total of almost 500 per- sons, almost all cannery workers from around the isl- and, were outgoing PIMA pas sengers early this week.
 Seven flights left Kodiak
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19

Jacque Pardieu, police chief, returned Monday evening after a two weeks vacation in the states.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19

Mrs. Stewart Berry, for merly of Long Beach, Calif., is a new employe in Kraft's Dry Goods Department.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19

This the ChIe New Yorker Newport the original hodtop convertible the that started odoys trend design But you've only and drive realize fhut there still
 another like No regardless of price match the luxury of the materials and appointments the lovely interiors Even inc ceoboe window still stands alone for grace, beauty and exceptional
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19
srep in... step up in inc world!

driver And there's bun value o the woy through without equo Bvin value tho will make you cher buyer from Qualify craftsmanship engineering thot mean you invest not only prestige and pleasure but lasting satisfaction we'll See this any of the 2 body styles ovoIobe today!
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19
chrysIer Safely Advantages:

Safely Rim Wheels =. won't throw fires offer blowouts at normol speeds. consfunf Speed Windshield Wipsrs .. electrically operufed. Sofe Gvurd HydravIie Brokes boIoneed brake power. smoother stops, less pedol pres. sure. cyctEBOND Things for double the weor. Full vision .. wherever you need if.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19
chrysIer Comfort Advantages:

ChrysIeF Comforf AdVonfugeS:
 Chair Height Seats no erovehing on inc floor .. FUnefionai Design room for your heod. legs shoulders. Easy 10 enter and leave. cenfer-arm Steering :. minimizes road shock, wheel fight. Rubber Body Mounfinss Fioofing Power eliminate vibration. help give softest. smoothest ride in history.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19
chrysIer Driving Advantages:

Fluid Drive automatic gear shifting with exeIu- sve car control! High Compression spiffire Engine .. extra power ot all speeds. svperfinished ports for longer life. Chemically ireoted cylinder walls for for ereater weorl Waterproof Ignition System prevents stoIIing in flood storm. Full Flow oil Filter keeps oil eIeon longer.
Evening star., 1950-12-10

CARETAKER, for estate; must be
capable. dependable. sober; able TO
drive car. take care OF grounds.
aae nefse aG Tnsn po
tion; salary open. Box 3l7-H. Star.
CHURCH SEXTON, in Chevy chase,
M ,ffdE EN- faP9yasn' 449s ss or Mon lstsfeafss asf
Be sober and reliable. AsToR Ho-
cIEkkasnsr.l TEL 12as N r sissjcsI sss NV work in
some knowledse OF bookkeeping help
ful; salary dependent upon expert
easKER snesi PeS1e eo NS fsF ssspg'' c, H.
starting salary: time -and-a-half for
overtime. Call MR.. ENGLISH. IA.
CLERK. young man. 1921. single.
draft exempt; interested in career;
poets to attend college. Apply Rm.
300, SIG 14th st. NV. between .
m. and 3 pm. IL
cern: Apply 1895 II st. ne.
CLERK, young. white. delivery and
counter; wholesale plumbing and
MICHEL CO. 1920 ist st. ne.
CLERKS t2), white. not subject to
draft or over As, able to move
quickly between files and phones,
In learning title and credit work;
experience unnecessary. but must
write legibly; permanent position
in large office near 18th and H SITS.
NV; no discharged Government
employees: hours. $50 to 5, half
day Saturday; good salary. Phone
MA. 1863
CLOTHING SALESMAN. experienced
for mems and ladies dept. of retail
clothing store; steady position; excel,
wk: Apply AoANs. 736 7th st.
COLLECTOR with car; must know
city. Apply Mr.. Ulrey, DELUXE
CAFE. Sth and K NV. Sunday, 20
or call Re; 1881;
for part-time work on high-class
debts available January l. Married
men. light cars with 25 to 40 hours
available first half each mo. and
living in Arlington. Hyattsville and
Ga. ave: sections. Ideal for night
dents. Give full qualifications and
phone number first letter. P. O..
Box S. Baltimore 3.
COOK, excellent opportunity for Q
thoroughly experienced, dependable
man; please apply afternoons or ewes
WEARLEY'S. 516 N. Capitol st.
COUNSELORS for key positions want
ed for boys camp. 80 miles from
elementary schools. boys clubs pre-
ferred. Write to Box 1926, Star.
DAIRY MAN. experienced, white, to
work on dairy farm; wages S120 per
mo-, house. fuel and milk; refer
ence required. GRANVILLE BERRY,
Mclean. Va. FA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
HELP MEN (cons.)
BANK Observation-Disclosures ,

BANK MESSENGER-Plea work
ing conditions, 5-day week, inSur-
ance and hospital benefits: Refer
ences NECESSARY; SECURITY SAY
INGs & COMMERCIAL BANK 9th
BAKER. experienced. for retail shop
IN wheaton, Md. call WA. $500 or
Bakrk AZ gov wANrrp-aeea pay lG ter
geod baker baker, ,I5 BARKER + RI BAKERY dIs
BODY AND FENDER METAL MAN,
must be thoroughly experienced and
capable OF doing good work; sober;
excellent pay. See Mr.. Dennisofl
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3o10 R, 1.
BooKKEEPER for warehouse inven-
tory work Middle-aged man pre-
ferred; salary. $500 a month. AN
CHOIR FIRIPRoOFING CO. 900 F
BookKEEPER, OFFICE MANAGER.
service exempt, for real estate Arm:
Small company and good future. Call
DI. 19ol for appointment.
BRICKLAYERS, white, for schools
and church work; Arll,. Alex. and
NV. WASHINGTON; steady work, Day
CHI. 470o' ewes. GIL. 4400, Ext. .9o7.
at surrattsville School Clinton. Nd. !;
qualified white mechanics only. Ill
BRICKLAYERS, white mechanics
only. Come with tools Monday
morning.- 27l9 Rittenhouse st. NV.
BRiCkLAYERS, union journeymen
only. large project. Report DIS
TRICT HEIGHTS APIS, District
Heights, Md, with tools. For in
formation call ST. 6743 weekdays.
III
BUTCHER and all-around grocery
clerk; good salary for right man;
D. c. references. CARMODY HILLS
MARKET. 1910 F st. ne, Carmody
Hills Md, HI. 9513 until >; after
>, 10. 9sS52U. 10
BUTCHER WANTED, good hours,
good pay. Apply PA Mass. ave.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT. junior. for CPA Of
fee Reply in own handwriting.
stating age, education and expert
ence. etc. Box, 167-E. Star. 10
ACCOUNTANT, junior; excellent op-
portunity. Cali DI. Sl17 for ap-
pointment. 10
ACCOUNTANT, senior. for permanent
position with established local CPA
firm; must have income tax knowl-
edge; starting salary commensurate
with ability and opportunity for ad
vancement. Reply in own hand
writing to- Box 73-H, Star. giving
educational background, age, expe-
rience and marital status. 10
ACCOUNTANT, junior, college grad
uate, for staff of local CPA firm.
Reply in own handwriting to Box
BABE, Star, stating education. ex-
perience If any, age and marital
status. 10
AIR CONDITIONING. heating and
ventilating. engineer craftsman, for
permanent position. with large To-
cal company; experienced preferred,
preferably in air conditioning work.
Should have car. Car allowance,
good salary and chance for advance
ment. FOR interview call T c.
MEEKER. ME- 4S40 -l2
Evening star., 1950-12-10
HELP MEN
DRIVER SALESMAN for

DRIvER-SALESMAN for estab. dry
cleaning route; experience not nee
essary. but must have good refer
ences; age 80 to 45; salary and COM
missicn; plant located in Mclean,
Va. Northern Fairfax County,. 4
mlles from the District. Dial Ell.
oaSaN. oaas "A Rs acct. Mclean BVENS Va, i0 sf0s
DRIVER ALESMANLA!ert. ambiti-
ors young man for established bev-
erage route; salary and commission.
Apply 7-UP WASHINGTON, INC,
1925 Kenilworth ave. ne, Ill
DRIVERS WANTED, full or part time.
PM. pre- erred. Must have car;
Good opportunity to right men. Call
UN, 2S55, UN. 7207.
DRIVERS FOR DIAMOND CABS
Herriman, DIAMOND LOT, 1OI NJ
DRY-WALL SHEET ROCK MAN. ex-
per!enced, Call AP 63o7 between
to estimate jobs, old
capable: good proposition to right
man; Box 4s5-G, Star. 10'
aa reT baSss xr m ex9er and n oo Sld
essentials; good pay and steady work
TRuNshLL 1Gs SlERi msn EnEcTRfc Wl Wsla s22S: VIZ
eiECTRIcIAN. exper.. must have car
and tools Good pay Call GE. OS33
ELEclIk16fASSs,s; r.; HzLsEERs; some IS *
EpEcTR6N1 EPfEtlshs6e ENaiNEERssee 50 ECU our
LARGE ad. MARYLAND EsECTRONIC
MANUFACTURING CORP. 5O09
Calvert I'd Col. PIX. Md. WA. 1900.
Evening star., 1950-12-10

HELP MEN

PRINTER-FOREMAN, take charge of
back shop county seat weekly, nom
union; knowledge makeup. lookup,
JOB presses. some maintenance; $50
week; house available Phone or
write HARRY C. WANNER. Phone
Leesburg. Va. l45 or 329.
RADIO AND TV SERVICEMAN, for
outside service. Some experience
sHRADER MFGt ~; Co, aaiESS Nc. 0i esos sos
M st. NV. aD. 1870. Ia
RATE CLERK, thoroughly familiar
with Middle Atlantic and East.
South tariff; salary commensurate
with ability. Write Box 31-E. Star.
REAL ESTATE and business broker
wants salesman with car: good ofice:
activity assured; must have car.
4, r; SEELYE, 140Q L St. NV,
REAL. ESTATE FIRM has opening for
man to handle general selling and
leasing. Good opportunity for intel
ligent; aggressive man with some
sEeaEp sXeerlsnce See M Fisher. JESS
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, colored.
experienced with. transportation, full
or part time, one of Washington's
most progressive Offices All replies
confidential. Write Box 32-J, Star.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICES tcont.)
REYNOLDS PAX.

The amazing new. pure aluminium
all-purpose pint container. made by
the makers of REYNOLDS WRAP
the pure aluminium foil You, cook
and bake in it. serve in 1t. freeze
in it, store in it. Perfect for Christ
mas bakery goods, cooked entrees,
homemade ice cream freezes faster
and better. Offers exceptional pro-
lection TO products in freezer stor-
age. Economical. 25 pint contain
CLOSING tool for only 50. For COM
plete Information, write S. r. FOW-
LER. 22l7 4Oth pl. NV, or phone
WO. S716 any evening after =.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
Al Secretary (F) ,S65 Wk.

Pref. legal background; opportunity.
Recep. steno., law Offices $1,000
Steno.. Ediphone opr., pub. wk $3.50
Private secretary, d. S. 700
Patent law Steno; start 1880 $1,000
Secy., technical; start $225 UP
Over 200 new openings DAILY top
salaries. Est. 35 yrs. If a good posi-
ton We will have it first. Welcome.
See Miss Grant or Miss Lee.
BOYD'S. 700 18th. Cor. G
Evening star., 1950-12-10
ENGINEERING
TECHNICIANS
FOR
MODEL SHOP

An expanding research and
development organization
has openings for qualified
technicians in an expert
mental laboratory. Stimu-
lating and interesting work
Of a highly technical ma
ture. Background in radio
engineering, experimental
work, model building is
necessary. Excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement for
qualified personnel.
Very desirable working con-
ditions. Time and a half
for overtime. Liberal group
insurance and hospitaliza-
ton benefits. Paid vacations.
APPLY IN PERSON. o AM. TO 3
PM. OR PHONE oV. 1900 FOR
APPOINTMENT. MALPAR, INC,
452 SWAMI AVE, ALEX. VA.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
ENGINEER
OR
ARCHITECT

progressive southern
products has opening for imagina-
tive but practical engineer or
architect. Must have engineering
background. be capable of develop
ing designs for small buildings
suitable for quantity production
Salary open Send complete resume
and non-returnable snap shot, Box
1856 Star IN
Evening star., 1950-12-10
SALESMAN

With institutional and business con-
facts (preferred to sell nationally
ment and supplies. Big demands
assures excellent continuous COM
missions to an ambitious, responsible
man. Car necessary. Write in detail
to GENERAL PHOTO PRODUCTS
CO., INC, General Photo BLDG,
Chatham, New Jersey.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
SALESMAN WANTED

Large brewing concern requires the
services of capable salesman with
car to call on local trade. Two
months training period with pay
and expenses. Trip to the main plant
plicants must be resident of the Dis
trict of Columbia for at least one
year. Age limit 80 years. A wonder
full opportunity for right man. Prod.
ucts nationally advertised Local ter.
ritory established with top distribu.
ton. disqualification and group in
surance benefits free. Retirement
plan optional after 3 years of serv-
ice. Auto allowance and expenses to
call on the local trade. Give brief
history and past employment records
in your reply. Box 203-G, Star.
Evening star., 1950-12-10

When dnsUertno Advertisement
addressed to Star bores do NOT
incloSe original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
SoEul palue. Copies serpe the pHr-
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
EVENING STAR
11n1 pnnnn Ann Al III

weekdays S:30-5 and Sat 9-1.
EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave. NV.
NIGHT MAN-Sober. colored man for
apt. bldg; must understand switch
board and Stoker; hours s pm. to s
am; salary 500 per mo. Apply
H. NELSON 1926 18th st. NV. 10
NIGHT WATCHMAN and porter; ex-
per4enced middle-aged man, able to
furnish bond and 1St-clasS refer
ences. for work in Va; 75c an hr.
AppIy Box ll6-H. Star. Ill
OFFICE ASSISTANT for liquor COM
pany; perm. position; gooo starting
Monday, e;3G an. WELTMAN's,
OFFICE ASSISTANT a4-os; o.
day. 361a-hr. work week; account
ing or bus. adm. major: excellent
future; career possibilities. Call DI.
OFFSET FRESHMAN wanted, l7xee
and 22x34; permanent full-time job;
must run color and close register;
must be sober and reliable. Call DI
4092, 3 to 4:30; or LO. 5-2813, to
oFFfCE MGR. must have or. eAper
and, sales. for wholesale and retail
trade; loc. br, Of natl; org. Give
age. salary expected. Beg 30o,H
OFFICE WORKERS, men. for 30 days.
to type, keep payrsil records, ETC.;
$40 wk: AID, 9537.
OIL BURNER SERVlCEMAN and elec-
trician, exper.; must have transp.
Ii. 3-013O. 10
Evening star., 1950-12-10

Zeb L. williams & Zeb L. williams, Jr.
Auctioneers and Appraisers
Mahogany and walnut
beroom suites, several
twin bedroom suites;
fine late style all
new cedar chest; odd
living room sofas,
lounge chairs, mahogany
console lift top
extension style tables,
odd twin beds, large
model ''Philco" 7-ft.
refrigerators, odd coffee
tables of various kinds,
attractive new floor
and table lamps, chrome
breakfast sets, 35 pieces
new silverware of various
kinds; small and large
articles.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
Williams Auction House
91s n. Y: AVE:
Evening star., 1950-12-10
Real Estate Salesman

Excel, proposition for active ambitious
man in progressive Falls Church Of
flee. Call Mr.. Wagner. Sales Man
ager. ARFAX REALTY. Lee hwy,
Falls Church. FA. 1850
R00FERS, asphalt. experienced only.
Call after g p.m., OW 0566. III
ROOFERS AND SHEET METAL
men. Apply 1880 Woodbury. dr.,
Takoma Park Md.
RO0FER AND TIMER, exper.; part
nership cons; no equip or money
necessary; bus. already estab. Give
ref, name, address and phone. Box
404-H, Star. 10
person Managers once, HAY
ADAMS HOUSE. 10th and H SITS.
Evening star., 1950-12-10

%: good, able, all
around man; steady work; Silver
Spring area. SH. $685. Ashton
90. long job. exper.
men only. ROSEMARY KNOLLS
CORP. Rosemary Hills, Silver Spring,
Md.
CARPENTER. exp. clean-cut man,
needed to fill position in established
remodeling shop; exp. in remodeling
work preferred; GOOD position for
right man. See MR.. EDWARD. 627
F st. NV. 10
CARPENTERS. rough and trim work,
report to MR.. WHITE, 1921 Conway
dr.. Alta Vista Terrace, Bethesda.
1st class man. compe-
tent shop and all-around construc-
ton; permanent position en- good
farm. near Olney, Mo; salary and
separate modern dwelling CT apt;
strictly non-drinker. NASH, 1916
BRYANT st. ne.
= Sligo Clio, 1907
Flower ave. Takoma Park. Md. -12
CARPENTERS HELPER. exp. pref ;
good opportunity to learn trade; all
remodeling work. See MR.. EDWARD,
CASHIER, nights. for busy down
town restaurant; must have good
references: age. 35-45. Apply in
person, 54l 18th st NV Ill