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Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-30
CALL FOR BIDS Alaska Housino Authority

Separate sealed bids will be re- celved at the office of the Alaska Housing Authority, 11th and Street, Post Office Box 179, An chorage, Alaska, until 10 AM. July 17th, 1850, and then public ally opened for the construction of the following projects:- l. 25 single family dwellings in Douglas, Alaska, consisting of 5 three-bedroom units and 20 one-bedroom units. 2. 10 single family dwellings in Cordova, Alaska, consisting of 3 three-bedroom units and tWo-bedroom units. 3. 25 single family dwelling units in Palmer, Alaska, con sisting of 8 three-bedroom units and IT two-bedroom units.
 4. 6 single family dwelling units consisting of 2 three bedroom units and 4 two- bedroom units at the Univer- sity of Alaska, College, Alas ka.
 5. Remodelling of a log struc- ture for faculty housing at the University of Alaska, College, Alaska.
 Plans and specifications may be obtained at the office of the Alas ka Housing Authority, Anchor age, Alaska, and may be exam ined at the following locations:- Associated General Contractors
 of America.
 304-306 Central Building. Anchorage. Alaska.
 and
 Associated General Contractors
 of America.
 Arctic Building.
 Seattle. Washington.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-30
Agriculture OfficioI
 To Visit AIosko in Auqus+

Knox Hutchinson, assistant sec retary of agriculture, is planning a visit to Alaska in August, re- gional Forester B. Frank Heint- zleman announced at Juneau last week. MT. Heintzleman had just returned from a four months stay in Washington, D. C.
 The forester said he spent much of his time there in attempting No develop interest in the in- creased use of Alaskan lumber. He said his efforts bore results,
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-30
Lydia Kellogg Dies in Seward

Mrs. Lydia E. Kellogg, former longtime Valley resident, died at Seward Hospital earlier this week. Mrs. Kellogg was 91 years old at the time of her death. She had not lived in the Valley, except for brief visits, for the past three years. She was last here for a few days early this spring.
 Mrs. Kellogg settled in the Val ley on location near Finger Lake in 1916. She is believed to have written one of the first books on Alaska. In her later years here, she turned to painting. She also was at one time an accomplished musician.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-30

In addition, plans and specifi- cations may be secured for the Douglas and Cordova projects at the office of Foss, Malcolm & Olsen, Architects, Juneau, Alaska, and for the two projects at the University of Alaska, from the Alaska Housing Authority office Fairbanks, Alaska. Where copies of plans or specifications are re quested, deposit of 5000 will be required to ensure their re- turn not later than 15 days after the opening of bids. Checks should be made out to the Alaska Housing Authority.
 Published June 30, July 2.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-30
Palmer Dentist Weeds Tocomd Women

Dr. Joseph Bell, Palmer den- tist, and Mrs. Virginia Doon of Tacoma, Wash, were united in marriage in Anchorage on June 12. The service was performed by Rev. Frank J. Walkup. At tendants for the couple were MT. and Mrs. John D. Black.
 The new Mrs. Bell returned to Tacoma, to conclude her business arrangements there, and to plan for bringing her two daughters north. The new home will be established in Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-30
Field Committee Promises 10 Discuss
 'lnd Colonization
BULLETIN


 The field committee won't talk about land settlement in public. a last-minute telephone call from Kenneth Kadow al Juneau reported this morning. The subject isn't 10 be men, tioned, except in a closed room. and to invited guests. However Governor Ernest Gruening still wants 10 meet Valley residents in a public meeting. He has asked for a town hall" meet ing for inc evening of July l2. Ii probably will be scheduled in the Gymnasium al g p.m.. but arrangements still were pending.
 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * < x *
 The Alaska field committee in- tends to talk about land settle ment in public, when sessions be- gin here July 10, chairman Ken meth Kadow announced this week. MT. Kadow wired Clair Stock, Chamber president, asking that an open meeting be planned for the evening of July 12. Gov ernor Ernest Gruening will pre- side at the meeting.
 Committee members will begin to assemble here on July 10, and will be in session for a part of that day, and all day July II. On the evening of the twelfth, they will be guests at a banquet planned by the Chamber of Com merce.
 Committee sessions will con- tinue on the twelfth, and on the morning of the thirteenth. Mem bers plan to visit installations of the Matanuska Valley Farmers Co-Operating Association after lunch on the thirteenth. After in- specting the Coop, the commit tee plans a field trip to the Val ley's mining area.
 The session will break up on the afternoon of the thirteenth.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-30
MRS. INLAND WILL MARRY ON JULY 9

On Sunday, July g, Mrs. Julie Ann Hyland of Palmer will be married to James Smith of Jones' vile. The service is planned for 10:45 a.m., at St. Michael's Cath ollie Church.
 Following the church service, friends of the couple are invited to greet them at Hyland Hotel.
 MT. Smith, a Jonesville miner, has lived here for the past six years. Mrs. Hyland has been a Valley resident for 22 years.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-30
Jonesville Miners Will
 Return to Work July 6

Resumption of mining opera tions at the Evan Jones Mine has been postponed until July 6, a mine spokesman announced this week. Announcement of bid awards on Army contracts for coal is not yet available.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-30
PERSONS OVERLOOKED IN REGENT CENSUS ASKED TO FILE RE

It is probable that sevel
 dents of the Matanuska .aIley were overlooked in the recent census, Jim Brown of the divi- sional office at Anchorage said last week. MT. Brown said the rural enumerator here had re- ported that the small road lead ing upstream at the Knik River bridge had not been covered.
 It is requested that residents living along this road ask for a missed persons blank at the Pal mer Postoffice. This form should be filled out and returned to the Anchorage office of the Bureau of the Census at the earliest pos sible time.
 MT. Brown visited the Valley last week to check on possible missed persons. He was accompa- nied by Russell Westberg, assist ant area supervisor, from the Se- attle office of the Bureau of the Census.
 MT. Westberg said that un- doubtedly Alaska will show a greater percentage of increase in population than will any of the states. As an example he pointed to the comparative figures of the entire Third Division in 1940, and that of the Anchorage recording district this year. In 194O the whole division recorded only 19,- 312 residents. This year, unoffi- cial returns indicate that the An chorage district will show 31,561 residents.
 All temporary offices of the Bureau of the Census are being closed on June 30, the supervisor said.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-30

and increased business for lum- Der mills in Southeastern Alaska should be noted in the future.
 MT. Heintzleman further re- ported that the proposed pulp mill to be located in the Ketchi- kan area has asked for an exten- sion of time in which to begin plant construction. It is not pro- posed that work on the mill will begin until Aug. 2, 1851.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

Montgomery County Govern
ment, establishing Depart
ment of Public Libraries, re-
qulres Head Librarian for
organizing and administer
ing the department.. Position
will carry such salary as is
commensurate with quail
ficationS of successful can.
didate, but starting salary
Is not to exceed $500 per
annum. Write or phone
Personnel Office, Court
house, Rockville, Maryland.
Rockville 2121, Extension So.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
HELP WoMEN Cont J

CLERK-TYPIST.. 21-27. so wp.m..
experienced preferred but not neces-
Sary. General office work in modern
Air s0naiti90ed sp0fs Viper noRRH G9RR ave
CLERK-TYPIsT for Office of we'll
established furniture store; pleasant
working conditions; company bene-
fits and vaestion with pay: Apply
ftRN1T6RE Fl Sfs EeGsa sToRE 7th hEEsnAsN and sts
chERK-TYPrsT. wholesale hardware.
5-day week; state age and exper-
c!n ienSe; Sp,sE Box IA star. ..
position to young woman. to assist
not necessary. Apply Monday after
noon. EBBITT HOTEL. 1000 H st.
CLERK-TYPIsT, young lady for in
racy with figures essential 4O-hr.
wk.. vacation with pay. other empl.
benefits. Cali MR.. CARTWRIGHT
CLERK-TYPIST. h.s. graduate. ls-
80, single, living at home with
We train you: good health, excellent
working conditions, good environ
ment; permanent position, vacation
with pay. hospitalization and group
insurance. Phone for appointment
between 8 and 4. EX. 016S. -17
CLERK-TYPIST THE EVENING
STAR has immediate openings for
clerk-typist See our larger ad
under AD-TAKERS for further intor-
nation
CLERK-TYPIST, experienced. white:
fast typing essential; medical termi-
nology desirable but not necessary;
good salary: state age. experience
and references in reply. Box 4S5-B.
Star 49,
CLERK-TYPIST, general office; ex-
perienced in auto tag and title
work preferred but not essential;
$55 per week to start. Box 40S-z,
CLERK-TYPISTS. no experience nee
essary. permanent positions. MAR
WINS CREDIT, 7,54 -th ST n " Ia
Evening star., 1950-10-15
HELP MEN AND WoMEN

SALESPEOPLE-For mems clothing
and furnishing store; regular and
weekend work; prefer those living
in Alexandria area. Apply COHEN'S
QUALITY SHOP, 1104 King ST.,
Alexandria. Id
FOOD CHECKER R-CASHIER-For Ige.
restaurant; experienced on National
cash register; split shift; S175 no.,
plus meals; reference required. Box
354-A. Star. is
DANCE TEACHERS, experienced.
Also will train young men and
young ladies who have dance apti-
tude and good personalities. Posi-
tons. open upon. completion Of
training. For appointment. call HO.
BEAUTICIANS, male and female; very
attr. proposition for experienced
operator with FOLLOWING in up-to-
date salon. Please call in person,
1873 Connecticut ave. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN or woman;
good earnings: must have car.
BREITERMAN REALTY co. 1O25
Vermont ave; NV, Rm. COL; call
KITCHEN MANAGER, for large guest
house; must have experience in food
preparation, buying and supervision
of help; straight shift, Sundays OF.
Call HU. 1924.
SOLICITORS =, Musical instrument
knowledge helpful, experienced in
meeting public; good opportunity for
right person. RATNERS MUSIC
STORE. 736 18th st. NV.
SINGERS-Learn to sing on breath.
Accredited school. Free additions.
Box 477-B. StG~ 15'
Evening star., 1950-10-15
HELP WOMEN

FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white, expert
enced; no Sundays, no holidays.
Apply NATIONAL DRUG CO., 1000
Conn, ave. NV is
Evening star., 1950-10-15
AGENTS

MEN AND WOMEN to handle a new
and fast growing speciality line. II
you are at. present calling on res
taurants, beauty parlors. barber
tions and all other. retail wholesale
establishments, in fact'any business
establishment, we can offer you an
unusual opportunity to supplement
your earnings. This can be done
yhGnt re nos ses with Ne the Ronesy Rfs
believe it will be worth your while
to see us at once. See Mr. Lou
Decker. 1917 18th st. NV. Room
WHERE he "a 70 q BUY 900 mae articles
ing hundreds of scarce items. Sent
free, Your Profits Under the Spot
light" GLASS PUB. CO., Ellwood
AGENTS a ORGANIZATIONS Make
sp sp to lG0% profit plus bonuses!
kits: Christmas imprints now c50T
81 to 25/Sl 95 retaiD; 81 personal
stationery, napkins. coasters. etc.
Sa Saff ifmPs GeFs fast on local
co. 1924 18th st NV. Ma. 294O.
CANvAsSERs! Make SI00 weekly.
New plastic home needs. No in
yestment; Factory prices! DUR
EVER EVE, 27S1B. Atlantic ave. Brook
NEW BATHROOM DEoDoRIzER.
hangs on wall. Banishes odors bath
room, kitchen. Lightning seller.
Samples sent on trial. KR1sTEE.
SELL 39c NOVEL, nothing like it on
commission. NATIONAL SALES &c
SERVICE, Greenville, Pa
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Real Estate SalesWoman

Real Estate Saleswoman
Unusual opportunity for experienced
real estate saleslady. One of the
tact MR.. SEAY today. FA. 1920.
RECEPTIONIST-CLERK, white, age
1890, good appearance and per-
punctuai worker; hours, am. to
4:30 pm. daily; am. to ] pm.
Sat, Apply in person bet. 10 am.
and pm: at the Officers Mess.
Pie. Pie ioi ., S. Naval Gun Factory,
CLERK TYPIST -
Permanent position; no previous ex-
perlence necessary; good opportu-
nifty; pleasant working conditions, APP
ply. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP.
ngl4 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring,
REcEPTioNIsT-TYp1sT, permanent ln
position; 5-day week; pleasant
ANCE COMPANY OF NORTH
AMERICA, $40 Woodward Bldg,
18th and H sts. NV. 10
RENTAL MANAGERS-For $50 unit
garden type apis. Married couple or
bedroom apt. adjoining rental ONCE,
project vicinity Good Hope I'd. and
Alabama ave. Sc. 1907 rented
with management policies estab-
lished. Reply in letter stating quail
f1cations, size of family, telephone
number for appointment interview
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC. 1925
Conn ave.
RESIDENT MANAGER for garden
type development; married; must be
experienced in this type of work.
Salary and apartment. Give age,
family. experience, etc. Box 1887,
Star. If
Evening star., 1950-10-15
HELP WOMEN

sALEsLADY - For fine china and
and willingness to learn. MARTIN s
CHINA STORE, 1928 Conn. ave,
SALESLADY-Expe in selling
dresses, suits and coats for upper
Conn. ave. speciality shop: full or
part time: give details in first letter,
Box 406-Z. Star. is
SALESLADY, experienced in selling
sportswear; permanent position APP
ply URDONG BROTHERS, 1905 F
sALEsLADY-Experienced in selling
fine lingerie and sportswear for
upper Conn. ave. specially shop; give
fun details in letter. Box 399-z,
Star. -l5
sALEsLADY. s5 an hour; earn it
easily and pleasantly, giving beauty
care, instruction to invited groups
nings weekly; car and phone re-
auired; white only. Call KE.
SALESLADIES. exper., ready-to-wear
or accessories. exclusive shop. Salary
plus commission. JOAN ROBERTS.
Connecticut at L. -l5
SALESLADIES, millinery and ready to
wear; experience essential; perma-
nent position; $50 per week to
start. Do not phone. Apply after
moons. 10lS Conn. ave.
SALESLADIES
Ready to wear millinery, must have
experience; excellent salary and OPP
portunity for right partp. State
age and all past experience. Box
Evening star., 1950-10-15
CHRISTMAS CARD
MONFY-MAKERSi


Sensational 21-card 81 assortments
sell like Wildflre; your profit 1907.
Also EMBOSSED Christmas cards
with sender's name. 80 for ST. Out
standing values in religious. metal
sion. manv other assortments; i'm
printed stationery, napkins. Make
BIG PROFITS plus extra cash bonus.
FREE imprint samples. assortments
on approval. Write NOW! HYCREST
CARDS. 78 Chauncy. Dept. lac.
Boston II.
MARRIED WOMAN, 24-40; nice per
sonality who needs to add S35-S65
per week to family income: in
pleasant, dignified work; no can
vassing; flexible working hours;
complete training at our expense:
car essential: no experience required
For interview write. giving tele-
phone number to Box 227-T. Star.
la
Evening star., 1950-10-15
GOLDENBERG'S
7th, Sth and K Sts. NV.

SALESCLERK. permanent part time
position in gift shop; exper. neces-
sary. Apply 612 18th st. NV. -17
SALESGIRL, experienced, for chill
dren's shop in Sc, permanent posi-
tion, good salary. Call FA. 6836.
SALESLADY. ready to- wear and ac-
cessories, for fine ladies' speciality
store; experience preferred; perma-
nent position with. opportunity for
advancement. Apply THE ESSIE
O'DONNELL CO., 3407 Conn. ave.
NV. III
SALESLADY, 2O-35 yrs, exper. pre-
ferred, lingerie, hosiery, brassieres;
5-day wk. Apply WHELAN'S SPE-
CIALTY SHOP, 1105 F st. NV.
SALEsLADY to take charge Of whole
sale furniture showroom; some
knowledge of typing. Apply 904. 9TH
st. NV. -15
SALESLADY, to sell dresses and
coats; good salary and comm; D.
day wk.- Apply H. ABRAMsON
CO.. 1882 7th st. NV. -17
Evening star., 1950-10-15
HELP WOMEN
ExcI,UsIvE cHRIsTMAs CARDS

EXCLUSIVE CHRISTMAS CARDS
so FOR ST WITH NAME!
Show FREE SAMPLES Everybody
buys. Big money is yours! 21-card
1907 profit. Gift items, stationery,
l64 fast sellers: anniversary premi-
ums; cash bonus. Make money for
yourself or club Assortments on
approval. WETMORE & SUGDEN,
749 Monroe, Dept. 1863, Rochester.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

GIRL, white, for fountains; 42-hr,
wk.; $3.50. meals, uniforms CON-
T1NENTAL DRUG, 422 No. Cap. st.
-15
GIRL. under 80, experienced in op-
Grating Burroughs bank bookkeep-
ing machine. For savings and loan
assoc. 5-day week. good salary
and excel. working conds. Call MR..
INABINET. ST. e277. is
LADIES, WHITE, to work 3-5 ewes
weekly. Average 81 an hr. No
delivering or collecting. SH. 2416.
LADIES-Be your neighborhood rep
resentative and sell Avon's newest
gift merchandise. Openings in sew.
eral profitable areas now. RE. 0795
Evening star., 1950-10-15
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for high
school graduates between 2l and 25
accounting clerk, for accounts re-
ceiVaole routine and control. Knowl-
edge of bookkeeping and typinp is
required. 40-hour. 5-day week.
s:30-5:30, Mon. through Fri Apply
personnel room. SOC. Open week
days s:30-5. Sat, 81. No phone
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Woman of Character

Woman of Character
refined. $3.50, experienced
in teaching. club, church or COM
munity work, not employed. unen-
numbered The type who does not
usually answer advertisements. but
desires interesting, full time position,
rendering service of national i'm
portance and being well paid for
same. Give full information includ-
ing phone. Address replies MR.
CHARLES w. POPE, 731 Southern
Bldg, Washington 5. D. G.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Soda Clerks


Excellent Salaries
FINE WORKING CONDITION AND
MCBRIDE CO, 700 H ST. NE.
STENOGRAPHER, capable, personable
unnec.; 5-day, 37K-hr. wk.; $50 to
start; raise if OK. State age. exper ,,
STENoGRAPHER, for steno. and gen.
eral office work with major oil com.
1RsesSons RsaS s0ed sne pct other obe Benefits Hs Pealf Pea
MIR. WRIGHT. ia. $500. -16
STENOGRAPHER.. experienced, for
scientific research organization: in
teresting work; 5-day week; excel
lent working conditions; opportunity
for promotion. Call Elk. 800, Br.
sTENoGRAPHER. fast and accurate
with ediphone exp, for immed. per-
name: manent I'll. empl Ma onao IN small una pleasant
for appointment; IA. os4o. N @l
STENO,, general off. work. bet. Is
and 35; some exp; for perm. posi-
ton; 5-day week and other benefits
Apply JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL
LIFE ms. CO., 1887 De Sales st.
sTENoGRAPHER for mail order di-
vision. high-quality portrait studio;
must take dictation; permanent
starting salary. $50 per week; good
future for bright. intelligent person.
Give age, experience. etc. Box 225-T,
Star. -16
STENOGRAPHER, general office work
Experienced. Permanent position
National trade Association. Group
insurance and hospital participation
Vacation. Air conditioned offices
working conditions Call MRS. GIL
BERT, Dupont 5000. Ext. 54. is
STENOGRAPHER for law office, US
ing Electromatic typewriters; exp.
or intelligent beginner; under 30;
salary open ST 4l15.
STENOGRAPHER to assume position
of responsibility; ability to meet pub
lie essential; efficiency and congen-
iality important; splendid working
conditions; salary open. Apply Mr..
Graham. DOCTORS HOSPITAL,
1915 Eye st. NV. -16
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Credit Clerk-Cashier

Age. 1886, to check credits and
operate MGR 1000 bookkeeping
register; excellent salary and other
benefits. BRESLAU, 614 18th NV.
accounts: excellent salary; pleasant
SURROUNDINGS. ASKINS, 1877 18th st.
NV. 30
CREDIT OFFICE CLERK-Young
lady. previous credit experience pre-
ferred. Typing ability necessary.
Permanent position with old estab-
holidays. group insurance. hospitali-
zation and excellent working condi-
ton. Send resume of work history
and salary expected to Box 36l-A.
Star. Immediate arrangements for
personal interviews will be made.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Rug SalesWonen
COMMISSION BASIS

Excellent opportunity for experienced
man: discount on purchases, free
hospitalization and other employe
floor.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
SECRETARY

Familiar with Govt. organizations;
40-hr. wk. State exper, salary ex-
pected and refs. Box 65-A. Star.
-l6
Evening star., 1950-10-15

VANOE 1NSIHUCIUh TOT children s
classes, part time; modrn. ballet,
adv. stud. acceptable. Box 359-A,
Star.
DISHWASHER, coloreo, experienced;
3 pm. to II pm: must be hard
worker; S25 per week and dinner;
no Sunday. 1909 18th st NV,
MR. VICKERS. -l6
DISHWASHER and kitchen helper;
must have references. Apply SHIR-
LINGTON DELICATESSEN. 4O15
So. 2sth ST., Arl., TIE. O096.
EXP. LADY to take care of chill
dren. days a week; reasonable
wages and hours. Ii. 3-6417. -16
Evening star., 1950-10-15

White. for counter work. days or eve
nings. Apply 1419 Eye st. NV. -I5
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Filter

Selma needs one more permanent
filter. Must be experienced with
better suits, coats and dresses
Excellent proposition. SELMA'S S
GOWNS. 1907 Conn. ave. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, experienced, COL
Sunday, 10 am. to z pm. Apply
wHELAN DRUG. Rm. 214-A. 500
14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

CASH FOR YOU!
Sell sensational new Christmas cards.
y card 81 boxes pay profit to 1907.
Name-imprinted folders. so for 81
Gift wraps. children's books. Every
day cards others. Bonus plan. Free
imprint samples: assortments on
approval. PHILLIPS CARD CO.,
926 Hunt St., Newton, Mass.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
DANCE TEACHERS

Don Martini needs young ladies, ages
21-30 with personality and ambi-
cellent salary and Opportunity for
advancement; no exper necessary:
complete training given; college
BACKGROUND desired but not essen
tial. Apply in person. noon to 4
pm, DON MARTINI STUDIOS, 502
13th St NV -17
Evening star., 1950-10-15

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Evening star., 1950-10-15
CHRISTMAS CARD BARGAIN!
so FOR ONT,Y 81

EMBOSSED AND WITH NAME
Make BIG MONEY, now till Christ
mas! Just show FREE SAMPLES.
Everybody buys. Top cash earnings
come easily. quickly.
UP TO 1907 PROFIT
II -card ST Christmas asstS. pay you
$50 on 100 boxesl Metallics, gift
wraps, everyday, others; personal
stationery. matches. EXTRA BONUS.
Get boxes on approval; FREE i'm
print samples. Write now! FRIEND
AOD do aira
Evening star., 1950-10-15
TYPIST-CLERK

For credit department.; permanent
5-day week; good pay Apply Mr.
Mack, BOND CLOTHES, 1855 St.
NV 1-
Evening star., 1950-10-15
HELP DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER. colored. 5-day wk..
for child 2 years old. $40 wk. and
Evening star., 1950-10-15

SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
$5.95 UP. Fifth ave. NY. firm de-
Lingerie. Hosiery. Seen Vogue" +"
'Mademoiselle" Good commissions
Write for sample book. MODERN
MANNER. 260AN Fifth Ave, New
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-01-18

Washington approve
they still hold strong
prejudcs Washington Public Opinion
Laboratory indicated Thursday.
findings of the "Inergroup Tensions survey be-
ing jointly by the University OF
washington Washington State College Only white citizens were
poned
A representative question
be right Of any
race house section Of
city this state?
undecided
and 80 Der cent agreed would desirable
Ponsers asked:
given license to operate place OF enter
fainment skating he should have the
right to keep certain like Negroes
Sixty agreed undecided and 80 per
disagreed.
questions to determine ntergroup tensions
according distance who
would racial and religious groups in
each of abulated proporionaey TWO Of
these questions
you opposed to members Of these groups
attending public schools boys and girls OF
your group?
Negroes cent Japanese "a cent Chinese
s per cent cent; Catholics cent and
Professionals cent
q Are there any general. would not
want to beside?
Answers Negroes Japanese 40 cent Chinese
cent: whites Catholics cent and
Professionals per cent