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Evening star., 1950-08-20
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN Washington sta
TONER and printer has opening for
ambitious and energetic man to
learn business. Write Box 121-T,
YorNG MEN for machine shop work;
excellent opportunity to learn ali
around work; no experience neces-
sary; paid vacation and hospital
ization. Apply BOWEN g. CO., 4712
Bethesda ave-, Bethesda, Md. --26
ALL-AROUND GRILLMAN, sober and
honest; no other need apply. 1875
Conn. ave.
IS HOUR COMM. EASY! Sell name
der blanks. 01'Sis National, ss5S isD sis.i6
BE INDEPENDENfiNown SHSiSSi 1sST; a business
OF your own; buy on credit; pleasant
work; profits good: be your own boss.
Write RAWLEIGH'S CO.. Dept. OCH
14-179. Chester, Pa.
SELL SHOES DIRECT-Leading man
safety shoes cushioned with new
FIREsToNE FOAMEX-DuPont Neo-
prene soles. women's shoes. Earn UP
to S25 daily comm. fast deliveries.
Write today Tor free fall catalog sales
terprise ST.. Brockton, Mass.
HAIRCUT. TRIM? New Yorks hand
ao4ss fa56Eae sHop 81 fl1sef h1s 18th S'sa g. Nv LEE
AN OLD-ESTABLISHED investment
firm desires several associates to
qualify as account executives under
the New York Stock Exchange rules:
iS i1feen W be Lssds 4nsbsS and
Experienced applicants will be given
preference, Apply e NJ. JySSssPghh ySNPh
4 C.. sis 15sh s. ME, 2SSS;
your Rush card for % special FREE e
TRIAL PLAN sells amazing new
automatic. refrigerator defroster
like hot eakes!" D,FRosT-o
Michisan. chicaso eps' Z. 'o' N0F'h
OLD ESTABLISHED life Insurance
man, for debit work; age IS to IS;
fs ssuk4TcEy ukk4sRTscay ie Co. oDsrsSP oP sgN SEkfcH hEE
siSGIE sfSeG y"E69Ri YoGNG sys Man, NV 4.ao draft,
deferred. free to % travel; GOOD GOOD salary salary
while training in photography; good
Alex. O265 after 8 pm.
CHRISTMAS CARDS-Unique oppor-
tunity to, make big money selling
ianu, iamo,Hs: old-estahlished line of per-
%ias nsds greetings direct to users
a prospect; up to $50 Commission
exclusive designs with customer s
name, Including 80 designs created
especially for business Arms; also S
99E4Jlar-prieed }.n1v imprint Lines t9T in
ent" line-sells on sight; full or part
time. For. elaborate sample book
skoscEss esoRFksv kv'1s 1850 efgef'fRSs: !. fPcs;
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. for
ton or equivalent for sales position
casualty and IRE insurance com.
panies incentive plan. in addition
TO ADEQUATE salary beginning with
training, period. This is full
time salaried career position. No
students considered. Call MR.. BUELL.
or MISS GRAY. DU. 510O.
A BUSINESS BOSTER with salesman
ence. willing worker. metropolitan
area resident preferred. to connect
tabiished for many % decades. ~ Has las
excellent reputation. There is an
or.rn aorndant .1it1 future 1'h here for pleasant
mission to start. e Answer by By letter ee
Star. -22
SELL CALENDARS and adver. speci-
alties. matches; earn big cash daily;
buyers everywhere: big comm. ad-
vanced; samples free. CONTINEN-
TAI CALENDAR, 542 So. Dearborn.
Dept. 10. Chicago.
ADVERTISING AGENCY wants young
man to work In production dept.
Must be responsible and aggressive.
Good opportunity for advancement.
Start at S25 week. Give complete
resume. AGENCY approved for GI
Ir9inlng. Box 193-R, Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
YOUNG MAN, experienced in mems
line. Good future. RIcKY TIES,

YOUNG MAN-To learn drapery
business. Must have operators Il
cense and be willing TO work. Phone
Tor appointment MORNINGS only. Ju.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
LIFETIME CAREER

Opportunity for a man age 20 to
40 with initiative and mature
Judgment to represent the Con-
tinental American Life Insurance
Co. If YOU can qualify you will
receive the finest of training courses
and be paid good salary for 2
years while getting established. No
coIlecting-only preferred-class sell
ing. Telephone r. H. Godine. DI.
OOi1, for appointment.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
EMPLoYMENT OFFICE
THIRD FLOOR
THE HEIGHT co.

F ST. AT 7th NV.
BEAUTY EAU OPERATOR, Frat. 3, all = around; ~
eo@mission co1a sa S'Ya1 EMILE s00 1Ssn conn ana
Beauty Iysi ni~' OPERATOR, full or part
tipe. MARTHA RHEA, 1929 wis,
REHf,TY fySi Nv oEERAgoR. M9; g3Ss. rxDer ALL
around girl; also manieurist wanted;
good salary and commission, MES;
NER's BEAUTY SALON, 18th and
BoARD1SG g isij RiE' HOUSE MANAGER. re-
fined Christian woman, with ex-
gerience; good salary. Box 2?5,Y'
roll, for well-established firm; good
handwriting and typing essential;
5-day week; insurance dement's. Apply
End floor 1922 Eye st. NV. . Do
BooKKHEPER. 90 IsleEfi for large downtown
real estate once; must be thorough-
ly experienced and have local ref
erences; age % to 30; bookkeeping
machine knowledge helpful; Apply
in person; LEO N: BERNSTEIN q
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer; 5,
day week; Salary open. Phone AT.
BooRKKEEPER. for ofhce Of whole
sale mag gaHlne concern O-uay WccA.
Apply 1121 9TH st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER, must be experienced
and have references; for Conn.
ave. store; permanent position. top
salary. Write Box 254-Y, Star.
BooKKEEPER's AssIsTANT-30 to
40, for manufacturing company, ex-
perienced in accounts payable and
subsidiary ledger, 5-day week, paid
holidays and vacations. Apply
STONE STRAW CORP, 900 Frank
BsotaoksiKiEhEiiPER.sEcRErARY, sta XII hii white,
5a-day wk.,, good salary. perm
position. Apply MALCOLM SCATES.
INC, 7242 Wis. ave, Bethesda, Nd.
BooKKEEpER. SECRETARY -Gx-
perienced for 1;girl once; realtors
B6oKKEEPER.TYPlsT, 6eH fiIfE 2fTsPls for invest
ment securities firm; financial ex-
perience desired but not necessary;
salary open. 110S 10th st. NV,
Room 2O4, RE. S676. -26
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST. age 25-40.
for progressive Arl. real estate Of
Ace; must be thoronghly exper. and
have local refs; immed empl.: b-cay
Kk. plus "a day every other Sat-:
pleasant air-cond. working area; bus
from downtown D. C. to door. Our
present bookkeeper will acquaint you
with details and responsibilities of
your position before leaving. Write
Tor Interview stating sal. desired.
BOX es.Y. star. 80
Evening star., 1950-08-20
SALESMEr

SALES EXPER. NOT NECESSARY
This position is selling in the ad-
vertising speciality field for the
second largest Arm in. this field.
$1,000 in his frst year with rapid
" increasing income thereafter and
can reasonably expect to be earn
ing in excess of $4,000 at the
ritory, but a car Is necessary. The
two men that we want must be
honest and willing to work hard to
establish themselves permanently
with this 6s-year-old firm. Phone
Evening star., 1950-08-20
HELP MEN
statesmen

real estate once requires
services Of energetic salesman.
Should earn minimum of $4,000 for
first year. No real estate experience
necessary. but must have car. Draw
ing account to right man. Call AID.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
HELP MEN.
S44 PER DAY

This Is what a good salesman can
make. Come in and find out why
and how; we train you. See MR..
SMITH. 1922 18th st. NV. $50 to
l only. %
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Salesman At Once

DI1OH144SA41 34U ~@@NS
National organization can place quail
ned man over 80 as permanent local
representative IN protected terri
tory. Prior sales experience not
required as systematic indoctrina-
tion program provides immediate
earnings. Non-seasonal income, re-
peat business and not affected BY
material shortases; Car reouiTeo; REQ
POP. Newark, New York state.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
NURSE
OFFICE CLERK

OFFICE GIRL-5M-day week, $50;
must be smart; good at figures have
tniitiatiVs; tni e E, cox 4Sk 4 CO., sl6 N. Capt
PIX OPERATOR - Experienced, for
brokerage once, fair typist, en-
ploye benefits, 5-day week. Call NE.
1929. Mr.. Buckley.
PIX OPERATOR and file clerk. Ap.
ply Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR MASTER.
PIECES, oil 7th st. NV. -22
PBX OPERATOR-Experienced on q
position board. for relief standby
work. usually night shift, preferably
nign school graduate between rs
and 40 years Of age: 81 20 per hour:
may pc required to work Saturdays
ana sundays. Phone for interview.
EEAPIaAL Ia TRANSIT CO., MI. 6363.
PIX OPERATOR for country &c Club.
70 II pm; must be able 10 tyne.
eau WI. 400 for interview.
P;B.A., OPERATOR-Experienced; for
busy board in retail contracting firm.
GOOD disposition nec.; COLLEGE 1rad.
pref. excel: salary possibilities. Cali
ST. 6104 for appt., MISS KELLY.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Statesmen

Are you fed UP with cut-throat COM
petition, high-pressure selling, trav-
cling, big operating expenses. busi-
ness investments, straight canvass
ing and seasonal fluctuating in
comes? Would you like to repre-
sent Q 9S-year-old national con-
cern, one Of the largest, most pro-
gressive in its field. enjoying q
steady repeat all-season business
with better than average earnings,
in pleasant, dignified S-hour day
with opportunity for advancement?
Sales experience not necessary;
thorough training. II you are mar
ried. own a car, In good health,
age 25 to so, call for appointment
only Monday or Tuesday, between
10 am. and 4 pm. DI. 1896. Ask
fnr MD n a INNEC 90
Evening star., 1950-08-20
MAN

MAN
THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCED IN ALL PHASES OF
PHOTOGRAPHY
TO TAKE CHARGE OF LARGE
CAMERA DEPT. GOOD SALARY,
PLUS COMMISSION. APPLY
WHELAN DRUG
RIM. 214-A. 500 14th ST. NV.
MEN OVER 22-Part-tim saleswork
through personal contacts and leads.
Haberdashery and apparel by REAL
SILK. About So hour. Phone MA.
1856. 10 am. to 3 pm. -21
MEN-Three men are need for tele-
phone soliciting. Salary $50 weekly
for approximately 4 hours daily,
6 days per week. Prefer elderly
gentlemen who possess fiuency Of
speech and good diction. Telephon-
ing will be done from business
establishment. Positions are perma-
nent. For appointment interview.
call Ia. 1867.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
SALESMAN

SALESMAN, very good salary and
commission. Wholesale distributor of
leading line of paper cups, napkins,
bags. boxes, restaurant supplies,
etc. Good man only. This is a
permanent sales position, paying
exceedingly well. State full qualifi-
cations.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

FOR SPECIAL BEAUTY PRODUCTS
MUST BE EXPERIENCED
Good salary, plus commission. Many
generous company benefits. tnclud-
ing 20co discount on purchases.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
statesmen

Believe it or not. we will pay you
over $50 on an offer which sells
for only % cents per week.
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE
HUI. 6240 for appointment.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

MEN
r8 eLrES1sd RS RUa rxpER1rEgE ANR EgENIHgHE HEESs
STEADY woRK ooop SS0'PHY PAY
SEDAN NECESSARY. APPLY MR..
LEE. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
THE HEIGHT co.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
SALESWOMEN

We are now interviewing
for fall openings in both our
main store and the one at
Spring Valley. II you are
planning to work this year
either full time. part time, or
on Saturdays and have the
qualifications for selling fne
quality merchandise. we in
vite you to come to our per-
sonnel dept. for an interview
any time during store hours.
The full time hrs. are 5 days,
37h-hr. wk., part time hrs.
are from IL until 4 8 days q
wk,, sats.. from e:15 until
Evening star., 1950-08-20
SALES MANAGER

Experienced, aluminium awnings and
storm windows, to build UP retail
division of the finest aluminium
awnings; MANUFACTURED locally: ex-
cellent delivery; also storm windows;
salary and overwrite. Give quail
ficationS and experience. Box 149-T,
Star -2l
GALESMEN, 80 to as age, for large
ONCE furniture firm. new and used
guaranteed salary, $4,000 year; can
make UP to $4,000: excellent oppor-
tunity. for willing worker for future
Gi"a full details, former experience
references; Box 319-V. Star. 30
statesmen, experienced, for Satur-
day only; permanent year around
Call MR.. BASSO, TIE. 1858. --21
statesmen
Experienced; to sell electrical appli-
ances, household furnishings. cloth
ing, jewelry and many other items
now in public demand. Excellent
opportunity for permanent work
with above AVERAGE earnings. Car
necessary: Apply Mr.; Saunders,
UNION CLoTH1ERS. 307 18th NV.
statesmen to sell the OUTSTANDING
Manufsctured locally. Fast deiiv-
cry; also aluminium storm windows;
must have car Call between 9 and
IL am. sos Rhode Island ave, ne.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
STOCKMEN

WHITE. FOR WAREHOUSE; 5-DAY,
40-HOUR WEEK. DISCOUNT PRIV
nEGES.
APPLY
PERSONNEL OFFICE
4th FLOOR
8. KANN SONS CO.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
MEN
CAN YOU QUALIFY?

4N441&V
CAN YOU QUALIFY?
If you feel that soon you
must make a decision to
leave your present position
because it seems to lead no.
where, we would like to
talk with you. We are a
large nationally known mfr.
WE DESIRE MEN WITHIN
THE AGES OF 81 AND As
AS statesmen, WHO ARE
AMBITIOUS AND DESIR-
GUS OF MAKING
REAL MONEY
MORE IN ONE WEEK THAN
MOST MEN RECEIVE IN
ONE MONTH.
Our Unbiased Aptitude
Test Plan Free
Tells whether you possess
fundamental qualities nee
esSary to
OUR SUCCESSFUL
SALESMANSHIP
You will enjoy taking this test
1T IS FREE
Upon completion. our factory repre-
sentative will give you q PERSONAL
interview. Should you qualify, we
will give you the opportunity Of
associating with an experienced
We are also looking for q few GOOD
men for key positions in surround
ing territories.
Would also like to talk to q few men
who are
Mechanically Inclined
See MR.. s1LLINGs, Colony Room,
Evening star., 1950-08-20
MEN

AGES Is TO As
FOR STREETCAR
BUS OPERATORS
NO EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY
Paid training, average $50
per week, after qualifying.
APPLY
Monday through Friday, $50 am.
till IL noon.
CAPITAL TRANSIT co,
36th and. NJ SITS. NV.
lTake Route No. 80, RosSlyn Carl
Evening star., 1950-08-20

SPECIALITY statesmen
Our best salesmen formerly sold elect.
appliances. insurance. real estate,
books, etc. They are earning much
fore in their lives. They enjoy their
association with our live sales or
ganization They have plenty OF
prospects who buy on the 1st call.
There is room for you here II you
are clean-cut, ambitious, and ener-
getic, with ear for concentrated
Mr.. Lee or Mr., Robson for personal
= interview. FORT LINCOLN GENIE
Terry. 1901 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
You will enjoy taking this test
IT IS FREE
Mechanically Inclined

See MR.. sILLINGs. Colony Room,
Ambassador Hotel, Monday. August
2l, at 1870 pm. sharp. No other
time. No telephone calls.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

SALESLADIES. experienced In chill.
dren,s shoes: excellent salary and
commission. Apply the ESTHER
SHOP, 1925 r st. NV. -22
SALESLADIES, experienced In chill,
aren's wear, for the Esther Shop,
st. store, Shirlington store and
alexandria store; excel. salary and
commission. Apply THE ESTHER
SHOP. 1925 r st. NV. SO
SALEsLADIES, must be experienced
IN lamp. gift, bedspread, curtain
ana draperies. for our Arlington
store; pleasant surroundings, excel,
pay and commission. Apply in
person, WALES DECORATORS, 1919
" ST. NV. 30
sALESWoMEN, experienced only, for
large children's wearing apparel
store in Arlington; pleasant and
steady work; excellent salary and
commission; chance for advancement.
Cali TIE. 1000 for appointment. -22
for exclusive spe.
cialty shop; must be experienced in
better coats, suits. dresses, sports
wear; excellent earnings; full time
or part time. KAPLOWITz, 18th
between z and r.
exper., to sell furni-
ture in vic. of $50 10th st. Sc; age
80 to 45; hrs. pm. to pm;
salary and commission. Apply II
TO II am, no phone calls. SMITHS
STORAGE CO, 1913 You st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

sALEsGIRL, ladies' sportswear. ex.
perienced, steady employment, sal.
zry and commission. Apply Mrs-
Fosner, MARILYN'S, eO4 I4th a.
sALEsG1RL-sellins exp.; 4 d.y, w.
Snlit work; 25-35 yrs; dependahIe
honest. TOBY GREEN, JEWEIERSs,
G National Airport. ST. 1865. 20
SAtLESSGikLS, tn.ssS white. experienced pre-.
ISrred. Close Sun. Don't phone-
SEClLS BAKERY. 1924 Pa. ave.
sAIEsLADY. exper. and assistant
manaser to assist owner In iadies
reAoy 70 wear. $50 per wk, Perm.
POS. An replies strictly confiden.
sALEsLADY, Tor conn. . ave. -TI iurn.
store; part or full time; $40 Wy
sss.Y, ssssssCsnti sts1 experienced. Write Boz
sALEsLADY. $40 per wk.; expeT in
!sdles ready-to-wear. Perm. DOS,
pisaSant SURROUNDINGS. Apply
FRANClNE, 1855 7th 81. NV. Wn3
SALESLADY-To train as mgr.
Apply 1904 14th st. NV. -2S
sALESLADY. experienced, In Sc and
!0c store: 205 2nd st. Sc. -IS
eALESLADIES, millinery or ready.
to-wear exper.; must be alert, Am.
bilious type for popular priced vol
ume operation; top sal. plus comm
sno bonus. Apply 11th & r HATS
Gus nth st. NV. 20
Evening star., 1950-08-20

STENOGRAPHER
Young man, not over 80. experienced;
$3.50 mo. Apply Room 524. South
ern Railway Bldg. 18th and K SITS.
STENO-SEC'Y. age 30-45, knowledge
helpful. Give full details as to
qualifications and experience. Box
321-V. Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

YOUNG MEN-THREE
1923 S.S ines neat, single, free to traysl.
weekly. Guaranteed drawing ac-
count $3.50 monthly. Permanent
work, opportunity for advancement
Personal interview. Apply MIR
LIE VENE, Burlington Hotel, 9 am
II noon Monday only.
EXTRA MONEY
II you are in need of extra money
and are free from $40 to e:3C
pm. Monday thru Friday, we will
make It possible for you to earn an
extra $40 to $50 per week. For, In
terview, call TR. 0235, ask for Mr.
WILLIAMS !
Evening star., 1950-08-20

MEN, build sales career; weekly
draw, salary plus com. after so
days. Start full or part-time.
Suite 2l2, 1889 M at. NV. Monday.
MEN interested in learning sheet
metal fabrication; no exper. re-
siA lss spEcfALfY "a co sseaT 5os CHa9M; s4.dle;
blvd. Chevy Chase. Nd.
MEMS CLOTHING and haberdash-
cry salesman, experienced; refer
ences required. Apply MAXSl
MEMS WEAR, 514 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

&tx1&N
p you ARE MAKING LESS THAN
$75 PER WEEK AND WOULD
YOU COULD DOUBLE AND EVEN
TRIPLE YOUR INCOME EVENTU-
Ally THEN ~, you MAY BE THE
We are looking for 8 or 4 men of
good character, ages 81 to As,
preferably married men with q car,
who are ambitious and desirous OF
making real money in an oppor-
tunity that has future. We have
many examples Of such men in our
company who will teach you this
business. Allow me to introduce
you to former mechanic who has
been in this business % months,
who earned over SS,666 last year
and S25s:75 last week; or meet a
former. clothing store clerk who
started in March, 1850 and has
syeraged nearly 5000 per week
since that time, last week earning
Sl93.2O: also q former salesman
with 8 months experience who
earned $20s.72 last week.
II the. above interests you, come In
Monday. August 81 at II am. and
tax snlsk 1t eyer. ASK Eog MANAGER,
ALEXANDRIA, VA. Out of town
men or men employed may write
for appointment.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
UphOlSterer-Cutter

UphOlSterer-Cutter
White: exerienced only; immediate
vacancy; qualified to handle Singer
heavy duty machines, Air craft up
hostering experience preferable;
$500 an hour, full or part time.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
SALESWOMEN
S. KANN SONS CO

sALESW0MEN. exp. for de1, :Jo-ss
ladies' fashion. hosiery and f.sSion
accessories, good chance for ad-
yancement to dept. mgr IN these
depts. Call Ov. ,5400, shirlineton
Co-operative Dept. Store. go
Evening star., 1950-08-20

GARFINCKEL'S
14th and r Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

SPOTTER, modern cleaning plant.
'Ils bbans shrsve re ST. 81 Falls Church; Va,
SPOTTERS-f you are looking for
q change for the better, we have
an opportunity for q spotter exper.
on silk and wool; must be good
Please write Box 364-Y, Star. CIV
ployment and experience; conf
SPRAY PAINTER AND HELPER
One Al painter with car. goth and
Powhatan, north. ia. .2-9340. sun.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

ASSISTANT BUYER and floor man
ager for our better dresses. Apply
mornings or telephone Mr. Kaplo-
witz for interview appointment.
KAPLOWITZ. on 18th between Z
Assistant TO CREDIT MANAGER
Young woman capable Of meeting
public and assuming some responsi-
bility. retail credit exper. and typing
nee; excel. future with estab. fur
shop. 1908 @ st. NV. 30
BAKERY SALES GIRL, for retail ba-
kerry; good pay and steady work.
Apply between 12 and 5 pm,
POSINS BAKERY AND DELICA-
TESSEN, $3.50 Ga. ave. IA
BEAUTICIAN; full time; 5 days and
2 evenings: excellent salary basis:
no limit on earnings; paid vacation
and oppor. for advancement. Apply
SALON, 1s43 Columbia I'd. HO.
BEAUTICIAN. expert all around,
part time. full time later. 81. 2232.
BlAuTIcfANs. u1e;fiiN stylists; Wash. Circle
Apis. 2430 Penna. ave. NV. MARY
AuTicAN-MASIcuRisT. tsEispiSiSsti SO . to 8.
air conditioned. LEE STUDIO OF
HAIR DESIGNING. 18th and N. Y.
ave. NV. RIM. $50. -26
nY1AYYNJxY ~NATCYTY m NYFTJ
Evening star., 1950-08-20
SALES HELP

experienced for drug, record, cigar
and cosmetic depts., in Arltnrton
39Lhugstores. Replies confidentiai.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
SALESLADIES
SALESLADIES

career with earnings that are sbovs
aVerase? If you are, and have a
car tor local driving. phone MISS
VINCENT at CHI. 1000, Ext. 975.
pet. and IL am. for interyiew.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-28
]. C, SHEPARDS LEAVE
 ON N0RAH FOR FOX

After a two-week visit during which they have been much enter tained by friends of their former Juneau residence, MT. and Mrs. J. G. Shepard plan to board the Prin- cess Norah this evening, to return to their Tok Junction home.
 They arrived on the last trip ot the Norah, coming North after a vacation which began December l3 and took them to Southern Califor- mia, Washington and Oregon.
 The Shepards, who greatly enjoy variety of transportation, will make the railroad trip from Skag- way to Whitehorse, thence by bus a reversal of their trip outside, which they had found very pleasant.
 Shepard is assistant district en- gineer of the Fairbanks district, Alaska Road Commission. He and Mrs. Shepard lived here for a num- Der of years. later living in Fair banks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-28
NOTICE OF SALE

Public notice is hereby given that the undersigned, The First National Bank of Juneau, will offer for sale the following described personal property:
 One ladies diamond ring set with two diamonds;
 One ladies diamond ring set with five small diamonds;
 One ladies platinum ring set with one diamond, weight approximately 1A carats;
 Two diamonds of approximately % carat each.
 The sale will be held at the office of The First National Bank in Ju- ueau, Alaska, in view of the prop erty, on March 1, 1850, at 300 PM.
 The property will be sold to the highest and best bidder for cash at the time and place mentioned. The undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all bids that are not satisfactory.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this 2nd day of January. 1850.
 THE FIRST NATIONAL
 BANK OF JUNEAU. First publication. Feb. 3, 1850. Last publication, Feb. 28, 1850.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-28
HIT IN EYE BY CLAY PIGEON, WILDER IN
 SEATTLE FOR HELP
tcoNsTRUCT1oN CONTRACT

SEATTLE, Feb. 28-4Rl-Acci- dentally struck in the right eye by "clay pigeon" William Wilder of Petersburg, Alaska, was flown here by Pan American World Airways last night for possible surgery.
 Wilder, 24, is publisher of the Petersburg Press. Sunday afternoon he was standing in front of skeet trap at range being opened m the Alaska city. Someone trlpped the trigger. Wilder, only foot dis tant, was hit by the clay disc. Frag- nents of his glasses were driven into his eye.
 He was taken here to the Copp Building Clinic, where doctors im- nlediately began attempting to save his eye.
 His father, c. A. Wilder, in charge of the mechanical department oi the Los Cruces (NM) Sun-NeWs, arrived here at noon by air from Fl Paso, Tex.
 The father was to fly to Peters burg today to resume publication of the weekly until his son can re- turn. Wilder and his wife, Ethel operated the paper for seven years before turning it over to their son after the war. She is now society editor of the Las Cruces Sun-Ne"s