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PATENT LAWYER

n I1N - Liza w i4t
Wanted BY ablished North,
time, to head department. Manu-
featuring under many, patents, II
censing others; expanding research
and .patenting program. involving
bEesd EsTes 1eE fs W redeys deys9pment aTey
to top management fully patent
conscious: position permanent. sal
ary exceptional with liberal group
nntT pfiveaas and Ts u baeP az.
confdentiai. BOX sS6-x. Star. 10
PHARMACIST, registered, exper. and
refs. required: good hrs, good sur
roundings: Box 3S9-T. Star. 30
PHARMACIST, reg. D. c., part time;
s4uFl REaf WEsrEKs raEdKEsnFffA FFaARS
rRARMACIsT, RAi 1 registered. middle-ased
or elderly man; 3 afternoons and
sxeansS s das soa soa sssF sEssEF ssaf ssssF Sunday
PHARMACIST. white or colored; 8 to
9 daily. no Sunday; local references.
Ii. 3-1065. MATTHEW'S PHAR.
PHARMACIST. capable, steady man
position. H1GGER's DRUGS. 5917
pHaRMACisT, HnRi sSsi full Tins or part. good
hours. SUTTLAND PHARMACY,
1892 suitland rd s,e.' HI 1914.
PHARMACIST, excel. pay and condi-
tions for active, capable man. PA.
DRUG, 1901 E st. NV. -20L
PHARMACEUTICAL SALES AND DE-
TAILMAN, wanted by national drug
manufacturer for the Washington,
D. C.-Baltimore area. Pre-med. or
pharmacy background; experienced
preferred; salary, expenses and COM
mission. Box 226-X Star.
PLASTERERS, colored. good white
coat men; plenty of work. Apply on
job, Marlboro Gardens Apartments,
69th and Marlboro pike, just over
PLAsTERERS, top wages to good
mechanics, long job, heated bldg.
Apply to Mr.. Snow of JOHN N.
CAMPBELL, INC, on Leesburg pike
above Railey's crossroads. Phone
FA. 1900. 4 10
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MOTOR TRAVEL

WILL BE YOUR DRIVER to #
Smith. Ark, or vicinity; leaving
Feb. 20. on. Call OR. 2700.- Ext
500. 21s
LEAVING FOR DALLAS, TEXAS,
Feb. 25; desire 8 passengers to share
expenses Call Ju 7-93OS 2Os
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SECRET.
lI

SECRETARY for executive ofices Of
local concern; Prefer young woman
who wishes to gain administrative
ssxipseslenee sigser 1seno leading to position of
plicant must furnish excellent char
5-day. 40-hour wk. salary Open. open.
sRReply Rs y to Box 145-R. Star. "A
mssdr mast snscuiys hsys
initiative and be able to assume
some administrative responsibilities
No bookkeeping duties but working
knowledge desirable. Six-day week.
GGUq 1}0qe sfareins salary and exrslent
1910 G st. NV. between l and 4
SECRETARY TO ExECUrIvE-sec-
retary and general Office work. Op-
portunity for an alert intelligent
yrs. experience in position Of '' re. :
stenographer; small small pleasant les eHceftent ef,ee
vacation. sick, leave. Local refer
ences required. ST. $500. 30
sfECRETAR!AL SERVICE. require
faast aay expeIiencsd steno for varied
1854 -o1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In
teresting. position in promotion de-
partment Of weekly, news magazine;
AAS. S.edCo oiiOl tAduu, typluk. ming
and general Office work concerned
with direct mail promotion oppor-
tunity for use Of initiative; 5-day.
40;hour week; liberal vacation and
sick leave; free group insurance.
other employment advantages. Cali
S:30-5; Mon. and Tues. DI. 1900.
SECRETARY -sTENoGRApHER; small
Law. office desires experienced stenog-
rapher, 5 days week, 8 to 8, al
ternate. Saturday mornings; begin
ming salary 5000 per mo. ST. 4s4S.
SECRETARY-STENO legal
experience preferred; good salary
and opportunity for advancement.
Phone ME. 2319 for appointment.
sECRETARY-An intelligent person
able. neat and competent stenog-
rapher. capable of carrying out
responsible duties along with rou-
tine detail requiring above average
use OF initiative and knowledge to
be acquired in small but growing
ONCE; experience in legal, finance,
real estate or construction field is
desirable but not necessary; age, %
81; Arlington residence required.
Phone OW. 1903. -2I
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN
MAN, WIFE, colored, no children,
want job, quarters, apt. bldg; minor
repairs. HU. 5742, 30 21H
BOOkkEEPERS, accountants, clerks,
typists, general Office workers and
salespeople available for afternoon
and evening positions while attend
ing school. Many are experienced
and majority are veterans. If you
need part-time employees. call BEN
JAM1N FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 100 18th
st. NV, RE 2o62 -oS
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DON MARTINI

DELICATESSEN COUNTERMAN-Ex
perienced in all phases of Kosher
style delicatessen. Sandwiches,
salad and selling. Permanent job
Apply sHfREINGToNS DELfcATEs- 5:
Sen, 4ol5 S. 2sth ST.. Arlington.
Delivery MEN tcolored) for retail
LIQUOR store; must know NV. Wash
ington thoroughly; excellent salary,
good hours. Apply in person at
2432 lsth st; NV, from 10 am.
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs.
new and used cars avail; reas
rental rates; must have identifica-
tion card. Diamond lot, 101 M st
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN
DRIVER, part time. early morning
late afternoon, to drive school bus
DRIVER SALESMAN. exper. for es-
tablished wholesale bakery route;
guar salary; good opportunity.
DRUG CLERKS ewes. wk. and
every other Sun. Exper. only. Ex-
Gel; pay plus. commissions. WHEA-
TON PHARMACY, 11401 Ga. ave.
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LAW STUDENT. night classes, waAts
to clerk in law oflce; $50 q week
can type some. Box 447-X, Star.
MERCHANDISE CLERK, So, hard fa
worker. willing to accept occasional
or part-time work. LU. 4-427l. 26s
PAINTER, PAPER HANGER. full
equipment: DAYS work or lob: reas.
, ,PAISAGH AS SERVICE. RA. 6055. 20"
LIB; IL Sc took X recent regent D; C; bar exam; !:
patent field; available for interview.
PIANIST-Young man wants work 2
or 8 night week; reas. 10. 3-S747.
RADIO REPAIRMAN, 4 yrs expert
ence, desires work; would consider
work with television crew. Phone
Johnson $4,000 after 6p.m. 2Q".
SALES MGMT. TRAINEE, married,
sspe ss college gex sEsa Eets staS saes so9
VETERAN, 20. b. s.. foreign service,
history. econ. major, knowledge OF
Spanish, 3rd VI. law, z mos. ins.
claims adjustor. Box 23S-Y, Star.
VETERAN, 8 yrs exper., instrument
man, radio repair school 2 yrs, de-
sires any type job. Box 313-X, Star.
ENGLISH CUTTER-FITTER requires
position with custom tailors or
rived from England; diploma of
Tailor and Cutters Academy of Lon
don Box 431-X, Star. 2Os
COLORED BOY. refined. desires pos.
file clerk, elev. oper.. messenger or
typing; refs. MI. 1885. 20
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HELP WOMEN tcont.)

CASHIER, experienced. good salary
and pleasant working conditions
Apply Office, THE YOUNG MEN
SHOP. 1919 F st. NV. -25
CASHIER R-TYPIST-under 40 years
of age, Z hour day. S day week
state experience and salary desired
Write Box lis Star. 20
CASHIER-TYPIST
S45 starting salary; 51a-day wk.;
finance company exper. pref. Excel.
opport. Box 1857, Star. -21
-TYPIST- T-CLERK-Large F
st. ieWelry store. Some knowledge
of MGR No. 1000 machine; de-
iehtful office, 43-hr. week good
salary to start; steady employment.
free disqualification; aforementioned
office; personal merchandise pur-
chased at cost. MIR. LANDY. s1s
F St NV. -23
CLERK, 25 to 35 yrs. old. to do fling,
classifying and work with figures;
no typing: some supervisory exper-
ience helpful; permanent, free in
surance, advancement. Please tell
us about your education and exper-
tence and give phone number Box
1877, Star. -21
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Cafeteria SUPERVISORS

OdIeCeTId supervisors
Young women with some knowldge
OF cafeteria and restaurant work;
must be capable of directing workers
in dining room, dishroom and kitcf-
ings; annual and sick leave. GOV
ERNMENT SERVICES, INC, 1856
21st st. NV. = 30
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VETERANS

A FUTURE IN TELEVISION
Become skilled in Television
Under the direction of pioneer
radio and television engineers.
Learn by doing in up-to- date
television broadcasting studios
and laboratories. Training
available under GI bill Of
rights. Part time work ar
ranged. Write. phone or call
in person. Office hours, 9 to
5, Mon. through Friday.
AMERICAN TELEVISION, INC.
1910 Eye St. NV, EX. 5406.
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A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN
WITHOUT INVESTMENT

Backed by large national organiza-
ton that assumes all responsibilities
for credit, deliveries, etc. You will
accept two weeks training in this
city. You will not be permitted to
canvass. but you will be expected to
meet people and to sell them by
means of planned method de-
veloped over the last quarter CEN
full time to developing a permanent
business for yourself. You will have
the assistance of experienced bust
nessmen to guide you in developing
this business. For further informa
full details of background. personal
statistics and TELEPHONE NUN
BER. We will not reply unless we
know how to contact you personally
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN AT ONCE

local suburban territory now open
Tor qualified man, over 80, to rep
resent national corporation in dig
nif1ed semiprofessional capacity
consistent and intelligent effort will
insure excel. steady, year around
income and perm. career in dis
t1nctly low-pressure field: pleasant
contacts, repeat business, exclusive
territory; age no barrier; previous
SAFES exper; not essential as sue.
plete training and supervision b,
local company representative. cal
necessary. Phone Mr.. Colby or Mr.
Sanderson,. Ma. S510, Tues. or Wed
for appointment 90
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul
ture. all subjects taught Approved
BY By dGoyern9ment over9n for GI training, da,
BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 q st. n. W
sHoRTHAND-New il and review class.
es; touch typing. bookkeeping. bust.
ness administration. Start today
new classes. Inquire BOYD SCHOOL
700 18th. cor G. MA. 234O.
MILLINERY CLASS, group small
individual instruction by trainee
SHFt9m TfGnNr5v 5wIlllners sMMAssaaIINGToNI
PIANo-Beginners. adv. classical
SCHOOL OF MODERN MUSIC, s3G
18th NV. ST. 6os4. co. 3S5,5a
GUITAR-1o lessons incl. free instru.
SCHOOL OF MODERN Music. sec
18th NV. ST 6064.- -21
GOOD PAY JOBS offered trained
auto body-fender men in daily
want ads" Put in a few hours
weekly learning welding, painting
metal work. etc. Chance for high
wages or your own business. Write
for free Information. AUTOGRAPHS
TRAINING. Box 225-X, Star. 2Os
HIGH SCHOOL Diploma awarded
over 400 other courses, CT approved
Call I, G. S., rm. 210, Bond Bldg
BASIC PIANO TRAINING-Ases 10.
y; S1.50. Phone RA. 5995 after
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Secretary-Stenographer
Must be thoroughly experienced: rood
salary; permanent position; 5la-day
week; large apt. development, Ar
lington resident preferred. Inter
esting position .affording diversified
COMMUNITY. 313 No. Giebe I'd l.
Arlington, Va. CHI. 5000. -20
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ASSISTANT BUYER
Assistant buyer for accessory depart
ment.. Excellent opportunity for
ambitious young woman with dept.
store background. Discount on pur-
chases. Free disqualification. Apply
GOLDENBERG'S
7th and K SITS NV
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SALESMAN

sAlESMEh
AUTO Statesmen. used cars, asst. to
general se1 sraan mgr; One who can help our
deal. S100 per wk. to start. State
PART TIME-For sporting goods or
aiS mems wear, Exper. MILLS co,
statesmen for weii-stocked radio
RADIO g. TELEVIsIoN, e1e5 ga, Ga,
,iay aye; Nv, IA: 74s6. -25
INSTITUTIONAL grocery salesman,
must positively have recent expert
,ence selling groceries to restaurants,
proposition S. MAZzEo & SONS,
INC, 1927 New York ave. ne. TR.
SALESMAN tshoe) for permanent po-
sltion to manage foot comfort dept.
Shoe. Shoe experience 1ne;n;n necessary: Salary
when qualified. Write stating age,
experience, education. phone num-
Der. Box 227.X: Star. -21
AIR CONDITIONING - Exceptional
to represent the markets No. i line
Of commercial and residential units.
Earnings unlimited. Salary and
lof special interest to present air
COHull!onlHR SdleSmen) the commits
sions top anything in the industry
Products backed by extensive ad-
Vertislng and resulting leads. All
replies will be treated with the ut
VIM. BORNSTEIN & SON, INC. "nd
and Kennedy sts. NV. Ia. $500
sALEsMEN-District Office of ma
tional manufacturer of office equip
ment has opening in sales organi-
eaton for aggressive young men.
College education and exper. help
ful tut not essential. Perm. pos,
attrac. income while learning. Apply
IN person 10 am. to l pm, 1880
NATIONAL CONCERN has opening
for several men. Our qualifications
are high. We prefer members Of
the Masonic order. We offer a
future second to none See MR..
NICK, 624 Tower Bldg, 9 to IL.
PART-TIME SALESMAN-Work eve
nings contracting our prospects; in
teresting,. profitable campaign ar
ranged by reputable local Dodge
Plymouth dealer Excellent pay
plan Req: Neat appearance,
ability to meet public and interested
in sales work Must have car.
Call TOM ROSA, LU. 4-74OO, for
interview. -22
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-we have
an excellent spot for one full-time
and one part-time salesman. c. D.
MURPHY, 140I 25th st. Sc, I,U.
4-6227. LU. 4-2253 -21
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, colored. to do downstairs
work. live in: must be exper. and
have refs. Wo. 1896. 30
doctors home, 3 adults; 5ha-day
good reference need apply; S25 plus
ear fare per week. Call GE. 6616.
|CooK-G.H.w.-Help care for two
children, 4 years and 6 months;
room small hon home. sis EN-. itr 4746.' g. Msf n:si
COUPLE with 2-year-old child wants
EXPERIENCED COOK, white or COL
ored; permanent position, George
teyn residence, good wages. HU.
GIRL-Reliable, to live in. g.h.w.,
cail eslfffaees' rs. ssi5. q days on per Lse geek
GIRL' for g;h:w:, laundry and help
Sah son bema shis5sn sSG xs daLs i eh1a Il Arlns
G.H.W. COOK. live in. beautiful rm.,
new ds9n bone, other help. Refs. req.
GHW, settled colored girl, live in,
p, PVT: Im. and bath, extra, help en-
auired. ia. $500 30
u. H. W., experienced, live in. help
care for limo. .-old child; perm. job
for capable woman: local refs. and
HiGH-cLAss HoUsEKEiEPER and
good cook: must be exceptionally
clean: to take charge of home for
one person in Chevy Chase; live in
splendid servants quarters; Al
reference required Write Box SIS.
Star. stating stating qualifications and sal
HOUSEKEEPER (white) desired for
small apartment Light duties and
good pay for satisfactory person.
Box 471-X. Star. 21s
HOUSEKEEPER, for 9. month: Leon
ardtown. Md; family of 4. new
baby. Call MA. 1865. go
MAID, between 80 and 40 for g.h.w.
and laundry; must be fond OF chill
dren; city refs. req. AK. 1895.
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NIGHT PORTER

Good salary. Closed Sat. Hours to be
arranged. VENEZIA CAFETERIA,
1857 10th st. NV. 20'
OPTOMETRIST, registered in D. c.;
good position. Mr. Ullnlan. NEW
YORK JEWELRY CO., 719 7th st.
NV. u
ORDER COOK. white, or grill man,
experienced, nearby Nd. restaurant;
good salary and hours; must be
sober. Box 1865, Star 30
PART-TJME SALESMAN, work ewes.
contracting our prospects; interest
ing. profitable campaign arranged
by reputable local Plymouth
dealer. Excellent pay plan req;
Neat appearance, ability to meet
public and interested in sales work.
Must have car. Call TOM ROSA,
LII 4-T400 for interview 20
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PLASTERING


Prompt and courteous service rem
dered; office. home. repairs to re-
placements, new ceilings. new par
titions; white mechanics; do 1t right.
Save worry and money. EX. 0979.
PLUMBING AND HEATINGE no job
n2fos too small; I1N 24hT Tho service reasonable
PIuMBlSS-No Iii eG ts'yi job too small: re.
RsfRfGERxToRs RFR Ri RAT; Rs REPaiRED fPaiii All
of,l o9rk 6as4 gaaF'; no cure no pay. ac Gail
REFRIGERAToRs REPAIRED. also
washers: guaranteed service.
Day. UN. 1872. Ewes. UN s575.
ROOF LEAK. walls or cellars wet7
Wsbr,E1T.l WsT5 guaraRteeS; az SG7o refs given.
ROOFING-All types. repairs and new
work. Carpentry, painting, cutters
paS. a 'eSlis caii a. B. f THoMAs eSXa Il HI M 9ss
ROOFING, all types; no Job too
small: repairs and new roofs: SAM
UEL G. BOYD. INC. .GE. 1908.
material or from your old grapes;
satisfaction guaranteed. LA. 6-63o4.
STOKES AND AMMEN plumbing and
heating. Water heaters. jobbing,
new work; reas. prices. 10. 9-sS73.
UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING,
sofa bottoms rewebbed and rebuilt;
cushions rebuilt; free estimates. Call
LII. 7-9S17. -2G
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repaint-
ed. retained, recorded PARK AVE.
. VENETIAN BLIND CO.. GAIA r. I.
ave. Riverdale. Md UN 1345
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BEAUTY SALON, long estab., nice
neighborhood; $4,000, 5000 down.
DU. 1924 (Mon.).
ROOMING HOUSE, 18th st. NV:
inc quoted $3.50 mo-; excel. terms;
lease. MRS. SNYDER. ST. 1914.
BOOMING HOUSE, NV: prop. buss.;
excel. furn.: inc. quoted 1885 mo-;
terms. MRS. SNYDER, ST. 1914.
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HELP MEN
Statesmen

Ee5s spi1 it IS .s,Is94a sgsstasHlar ALqMA;
AWNING that rolls up as easily
as the window shade in your home
Available in variety of baked on
enamel colors. Adaptable for any
type window. Also door canopies,
patios or store fronts. You will
be thoroughly trained and furnished
unique sample demonStrator which
melts sales resistance. Leads fur
nished. A car will be helpful. Here
is product with vast. un-
precedented demand. Don't phone
don't write-come in and convince
yourself that THIS IS IT. We want
to see YOU in person between
and II am, and 2 to 4 pm. daily
1872 NJ st. NV. Gust off Con-
necticut ave.. go
SANDWICH AND COUNTER MAN
thoroughly exper.; ref. required.
BASINS. 1920 Penn. ave. go
SERVICE STATION, expert lubrica-
ton man; must be reliable and in
dustrious; good salary. plus comm.
and vacation Only well exper. men
with refs. need apply. See MR.
BARRON. manager, Sunoco Service
Station. Wis. ave. and River rd.-@3
SIGN ERECT0R-For erecting all
types of signs. State age and ex-
perience. Box 270-Y Star. 30
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced,
steady position, chance for advance
18th and G. -21
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PASTRY COOK

Experienced man for cakes and
cookies. Permanent position with
excellent working conditions. Free
insurance and health benefits. APP
ply Personnel Office, l. street en-
trance.
HOTEL, STATLER
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SITUATIONS MEN
ESTIMATOR

All types buildings, reinforced con-
crete and masonry structures. Thor
ough knowledge OF the construction
tical field man who can get re-
suits: now employed. wishes con-
nection with an established general
contractor as a key man, or a new
firm with sufficient resources for
medium size work. Salary de-
pendent on results. Box 456-x,
Star. 21s
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Prompt and courteous service rem
dered; office. home, repairs to re-
placements, new ceilings. new par
titions; white mechanics; do 1t right.
Save worry and money. Elk. 0979.
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PERSONNEL CLERK, must be fast
typist and accurate with details
stenography preferred; interesting
work; excellent opportunity to learn
5-day, 40-hr. week. Apply in per-
son. MELPAR, INC. 452 Swami
ave: Alexandria Va. -21
PROMOTION WOMAN wanted, for
new department store in city of
$4,000 in southern Virginia. being
built by long-established Arm. Must
be qualified to coordinate depart
mental promotion plans and handle
newspaper advertising, exterior, in
terror display. Write. stating age,
details about education, experience
and salary expected. Confidential.
Box 321-X, Star -22
exp. in slip cover and
drapery fabrics, energetic, pleasant
personality;- good salary and work
Ing cond.: 5-day week. MILL END
SHOP, 93l r st NV -21
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DANCE TEACHERS

G0). Don Martini needs young men,
ages 22-30, with personality and
ambition. to teach ballroom dane
ing. College BACKGROUND preferred
but not essential No experience
necessary, training given free. Ex-
advancement. weeks vacation
with pay per annum. Apply in per-
son. noon to 3 pm. 5O2 18th
st. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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for teachers-particularly quail fled person to head the Depart ment of Home Economies.
 She was very much interested. When Dr. Bunnell came to the Minnesota campus and interview ed her Miss Cremeans decided she would come for only one year." Dr. Bunnell smiled. If you come for one year, Miss Cremeans. you will stay for many"
 His prophecy was correct. Miss Cremeans stayed. In 1887 she was married to Gray s. lilly in Fair banks, and the couple decided that Alaskas would be their permanent Iesidence. They planned and built their own home-and this delight full residence at 9O6 Kellum street has been the scene of many Uni versity social functions.
 Miss Tilly's summers have been
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spent in travel and in taking Ire fresher courses" to keep up with the top advances in her profession. She has visited Europe, Cuba, the Panama Canal and Canada, and has covered most of the United States and practically all of Alas ka, including remote Eskimo cil- lages on the Arctic Coast.
 Professor lilly believes that every girl is potential home maker, and should be trained for that profession. The home econo- mics curriculum at the U. of A. is well-rounded. It offers classes in Foods and Cooking, Meal Prep aration, Marketing, Home Man agement, Family Health, Marriage and Family Relationships, Child Care and Training, and Clothing Design, as well as many liberal arts subjects. Mrs. lilly also teaches Camp Cookery for men.
 '(The permanent settlement of Alaska depends on the women," Mrs. lilly contends. Anything we can do to improve living condi- tions and make happier home life will be a big contribution toward stabilizing population and devel- oping the Territory.
 Her home, her University ac- tivities and her years of devotion to the teaching profession up here back up her statements most elo- quently.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-29

m O S t promiS- ing.
 In 1929, while teaching at the University of M i n n e S o t a :, Miss Cremeans heard that Dr. Charles E. Bun nell of the Uni verSity of Alas ka, was in the States looking
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-29

The first American airplane fa- tality is believed to have been an army flier killed il" 1908 at Fort Myer, Va. < " ,"
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-29
0|i E1;" ,s'%HR

The head of the University of Alaska's Home Economics Depart ment is the Senior Member of the Faculty in years of service. And for Professor Lola Cremeans lilly,
 the future looks