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Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-15
Roy F. James Takes
 Short Trip 10 States


 Everything in Seattle is pretty much up in the air and everyone is just waiting for the presidents expected declaration of a state of emergency so they can find out about priorities," Ray F.. James, head of the James Con- struction Company said here Wednesday on his return from a brief trip to the states. MT. James, who is constructing 25 houses here in the ARRC subdi- vision, flew to Seattle Sunday to check on the materials situation, he said. He added that the weather in Seattle was "just beautiful" while he was there.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-15

age will return to Palmer on Jan uary 27.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03

,57 CHRYSLER, Al condition Inquire Browns Cleaners.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03
Seward Potlatch SEarfs Today

.- Stewards mid-winter festival, which has. been officially dubbed the Kenai Peninsula Potlatch, gets under way in the Gateway City today, Festival plans in- clude a hobby show, a talent shoW5 a square dance contest and basketball game. The event will conclude with a March of Dimes ball tomorrow evening.
 The ball is the only event on the Potlatch program for which there is any charge, and even for that out -of-town guests will re- ceive complimentary tickets.
 Seward -ites have arrived at a novel plan for financing this first Potlatch, which is expected to be an annual affair. Guests from all Kenai Peninsula towns and will lages have been invited to partici- pate.' i,:'; "-'.'.'. :s'
 To bay for the Potlatch, Se- wards tOwnspeople are purchas- ing d $2 "Friendship" ticket. This ticket entities its holder to free meal at, any restaurant, a free movie matinee and a free dance admission: The tickets will be given, without cost, to visiting ;Peninsula-ites as their caravans reach the outskirts of Seward.
 There's only one requirement attached to accepting guest tick ct. The guest is requested to look up the donor, whose name ap- pears on the ticket, and express his appreciation for the hospital ity.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03
Palmer Scouts Compete ln Terrifori0I R0lIY

Palmer Boy Scouts will partici. pate in the 10th anniversary o1 Scouting, to be celebrated all next week, by competing in 8 telegraphic rally, with Boy Scouts throughout the Territory. This type of rally, according to Scout master Victor Alfsen, is run off in the individual troop under con- test conditions, with time the es- sentiaI factor for each event.
 Records will be forwarded to Juneau, where times will be com pared and the winning troop an- nounced. This type of contest, which this year will include 10 competitive events, was tried for the first time in Alaska last year. It was initiated by challenge of two Ketchikan troops, and was first won by Troop 60l of Ketchi- kan. Troop 613 of Juneau was second. =: s. t..;i' ''.::. =
 Boy Scouts throughout the Ter ritory will - be. participating in special programs, window deco rating activities and other special events during Scout week. 7 Rev erend Alfsen. said the local troop hoped to decorate a. downtown window, but plans were not com plete at press.ttpe:* ''' : The anniversary! week culmi- mates in Scout Sunday on Feb. F, when all Scouts and their leaders are urged to attend the church of their faith for special observances of the day.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03
Sitka To Have SkYscraper Apartment Building

A half-million dollar concrete building, to house businesses on the first floor, and apartments on 6 upper floors, is to be construct ed in Sitka. Work is to begin this spring and is scheduled for com pletion during the summer of 1851. Its builders, the Cathedral Building Corporation, plan a com pletely modern structure with an elevator, therma-paned windows and hot water convection heat. There will be a penthouse atop the earthquake-proof building.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03
ARC Head Doubts
 Richardson Con Be Kept Open Through Winter

Although Thompson's Pass on the Richardson Highway has been successfully kept open thus far this winter, Col. John R. Moves, head of Alaska Road Com mission, said recently that main tenance crews "arent too hopeful about later this winter" accord ing to report in the Alaska Daily Empire of Juneau.
 Colonel Moves has only recent ly completed an inspection of the Territory's highways. In addi- tion to his inspection of the Rich ardson, the ARC head drove down the new Sterling Highway from Homer to Kenai, inspected im- provements under way on the road from. Kodiak, to the naval
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03
Alaska Steam Gets New Ship

The steamer Dorian Prince, a Liberty type vessel, built in 1944, has been purchased for use in the Alaska trade, it was announced last week by G. w. Skinner, pres ident of Alaska Steamship Go. The purchase increases to eight the number of company-owned ships in the Alaska service. MT. Skinner said the Dorian Prince would be scheduled on a north ward run "as soon as a number of improvements have geen made in equipment in order to better adapt her to the Alaska trade"
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03

PREMIER coal; also haul Jones' vile coal See Robert Mielke. North Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03
Dairy Suit Set for February

The suit of Valley dairymen against the Matanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating Associa- ton for the year l946 is expected to come to court late this month. Tentative date for the trial is Feb. 20. The dairymen already have won a like suit for 1945.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03
sitkalidak care4alxer Dies

Henry Russell, 72 years of age, and longtime Alaskan prospec- tor and miner, died at Sitkalidak Island recently. MT. Russell. caretaker of the McCord ranch on the island, boarded the mail boat to sign for freight, and col lapsed as he bent to pen his name to the papers. He died a few minutes later. The body was brought to Kodiak for cremation ceremonies, and the ashes later taken to Sitkalidak for burial.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03

base and surveyed the progress on the Turnagain Arm highway, to connect Anchorage and Se- ward.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03

Adivce: When you think you are right, go ahead; if you are wrong, you'll find it out soon enough. .< a.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03
NOTICE

NOTICE FOR POWER OFF after office hours, Sundays and holidays, call either Vernon F'ridley or Ralph Moore. Remember, of- flee closes at noon on Satur- days. Matanuska Electric As sociation, Inc.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03

3-PIECE bedroom set, walnut fin iSh, used 5 months. Call Gloria Crousore.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-03

BEEF side, 40c lb.; front quar- ter, 40c lb.; hind quarter, 45c To, See or phone A. Moffitt.
Evening star., 1950-05-31
Bethesda Girl Groduote

Miss Dewey Dianne Zirkin
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Dewey
Zirkin, 56l9 Edgemoor lane. Beth
esda, will graduate Friday from
the Knox School for Girls. Coop
erStown. N Y Miss Zirkin will re-
ceive college preparatory certif-
cate
Evening star., 1950-05-31
D. c. Girl Gets Award

Miss Flora Yang. 1880 Ogden
street NV, has been awarded a
scholarship to the College for
Women of the University of
Rochester, it was announced.
Miss Yang, a senior at Central
High School, will enter college in
September.
Evening star., 1950-05-31
TChorIotte Hall Academy
To Award n Diplomas

Charlotte Hall Md Military
Academy will award diplomas to
% cadets in ceremonies scheduled
for II am. Monday at the school.
Valedictorian of the class is
Cadet Capt. Donaldson DeVries
FTizzell. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ros-
coe Frizzell. of West Friendship.
Md. The salutatorlan is Cadet
Capt. Luis Viteri. son of Ambas-
sador Homero Viteri of Ecuador
and Mrs. Viteri.
Iran reports unemployment
gaininp
Evening star., 1950-05-31
Indian Head PTA Elects

INDIAN HEAD, Nd. May 81
(SpeciaD .-Comdr. T. r. Brown
has been reelected president of
the Indian Head Parent-Teachers
Association. Other officers are
Frank La Fontaine and Mrs. Paul
Blalock. vice presidents: Mrs. Mar
tin Baicar. secretary and Miss
Elizabeth Oliver, treasurer.
Evening star., 1950-05-31
Foirfox League to Meet

The League of Women Voters of
Fairfax County will meet at 1880
pm. Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Huron Moore, 303 North Cherry
street. Falls Church.
Evening star., 1950-05-31
Frederick Sasscer High To Graduate IS June 13

DR.. Paul Douglass, president Of
American University, will be the
speaker at commencement exer-
cises at the Frederick Sasscer
High School. Upper Marlboro, at
$50 pm. June 13.
Diplomas will be presented to 35
seniors by Thomas S. Gwynn. di-
rector of school planning for
Prince Georges County.
Evening star., 1950-05-31

whittinston. N Z.
Wyrlll. Bessie May
Young PesSy Ann
Blnser. Eleanor Ruth
D7MsTr. Shirley Ma e
Entzian. Elsie Evelyn
Kiatts Constance A.
Sweeney. Lucy V.
walker, CathElne Y.
Evening star., 1950-05-31

Fowler. James S
Hamilton, Robert L.
Moreianc, Herbert F
Oliver. Edwin DuValI
SasScer, Elmer H.
Weidman. James H.
Earnshaw. Doris NJ.
Montgomery. Joan
Wyvill. Mary Evelyn
Beal. June Marie
Evening star., 1950-05-31
They include

THEY IICIuUt.
Edelen. Dominic B. BealI. Mary Agnes
Merfa. James z. Garner, Madelyn r.
Bradbury, Edsel Hall. Margaret A
Carrlck. Earl Francis KackrltZ. Anna NJ.
Cave, John Edward Moore, Barbara Ann
CumminS, Wilfred W. Moore, Barbara z.
DeVaughn, VIM. D. Ogle. Lillian Evelyn
Farr. Robert F. Sesscer Doris Ethel
Evening star., 1950-11-19
SITUATIONS MEN (cent.)
MGR. high-erade nro.

RESTAURANT MGR. high-grade pro-
ducer; steward storeroom; seeks
sTENOGRAPHER. experienced. knowl-
edge .bookkeeping. desires position
sTEaodEAfHEE Tiss aSiasf Ho ass4ss position d.
paa papont ess1' sHDef Mr. Aza.5aote HAcpoR1AN ms'
TYPING tall kinds) to be done at
home. Call DE. 975S, Rm. 211.
WRITER. excellent public relations
Psa reerencss ss dTs Bat ensnet ies
YOUNG MAN, colored, desires part
time. eveninh work. any kind. with
y0,,SS 2 permit Yrc,,TiIr H 4-1375. 3tS ,,s,n...
de5res eaq Dups
position. For particulars write Box
VET, colored. exper. elev. oper.. desires
day shift, age 40; reliable refs. of
REfkfb Eff fhareftsT GESTLEMaN ma si9a partia dis
ability; would assume care. man
agement apt. project or similar light
have car. MR.. RUcK. MI. 1924.
CREI STUDENT, ex-radio OPT, some
college, Sat. work in radio. typing,
teach ,S code, ETC.; also Xmas work,
APPLYING for a small apt, stay on
job, work for quarters. DU. 1884.
YOUNG, reliable. colored man wants
work as porter or other work. LU.
4-22S3.
MIDDLE AGED MAN, single, high
moral character, desires steady
work in exchange for room and
board, laundry; small salary in
good christian home. Experienced
in poultry, cleaning, yard work.
25S-G, Star
is ABILITY NEEDED? Exper. ac-
countant and office manager, small
loan. credit union. building associ-
alton, etc; draft exempt, young,
refs. Rox 17O-D. Star.
Evening star., 1950-11-19

DECORATE CAKES. pastries. hors
d'oeuvres;. special course for the
hostess, day and eves., taught by
daughter Of famous decorator. See
siIasss sisplas. MARTHA WILTON. ia.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
by Government for GI training: day
BT BEAUTY T1ss COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV.
BALLRooM DANCING, expert in
American dances. EN-. 1921. call
DASciNG isiSt'iisos LESSONS for sale. iS 80 les
HfGaLf fSls ce1l cuLF1RRp h9 sl1Ssdd WOMAN teaches
English, self.confidence, freedom
BHInKooM ssGn DaScN M Lealn a5So
PHOTOGRAPHER. loc. in Va. would
like to teach beginners. professional
studio and darkroom facilities for
black and white and color. FA,
a312 evenings or week ends: lie
TUTORING, alg., geom., Lat, FIR. .Sp.,
Ger. Eng, hist, rem. read. arith.;
elem. ir. high sub. UN. 1888. -
DIANETICS, private and individual.
trained auditor. HU. 4775
for appt.. afternoons except Monday.
RECEPTIONIST-P. - Courses 2
wks.. S25; 4 wks. S35 Active dou-
BILE brd.-40 lines-a real school
est. 80 yrs. Miss Page, BOYD'S.
700 18th. Cor. G. Ma. 2340.
IF YOU ARE MECHANICALLY mind
ed. talk to us about your future.
Our complete thorough course in
dental technology qualities you for
Kerpel School is indorsed by one Of
the Nations leading dental techni-
clans unions-approved for vet
Grams. This Is the only dental tech
nology school in this area. Free
come in for further information.
KERPEL SCHOOL OF DENTAL
TECHNOLOGY. $50 7th st. NV.
ST. $40.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
CARPENTRY

Complete remodeling. repairs; bsmt.
Ap a a'6s esso weT6 TH ds2s sas promptly nes6siy
CEMENT WALLS, walks, floors,
Eh White sApo mechanic. JACK SPARKS.
cEMENT' WORK. stone walls. flag
stone terrace, walks. chimneys. fre-
places; cement driveways,. porches.
Eentaai!ning walls: pipe drainage, an
euccc1o. seat0fP'nhH; soute g. Horners e. 4Aa iane.
CEoGGED DRAIN 0fi PIPES PfSSAxs electricsiiy HaiH;
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
ROoTER phone RA. ssss any day.
CoNcRETiNG of all kinds: rottins
VEL wells; oga make old look like new.
CUSTOM SLIP COVERS made from
seon marsfia rsfs fufn Mss LoWE sss4S
DRiyEwAYs, porches. steps, pillars
DRIVEWAY " ls'f!alH PAvHiNe, asphalt; pSafi low
SS sS}fis snf sRcK sciy eo s6!ms NA Sssks sss5 a
EIEcTRYeAL Ii nsHci INSTALLATION, re-
pairs, short circuit; small Jobs done
immed. Call any time. RA. 2222.
posts in concrete: immediate erec-
ton Get the best for less; 80
evenings and Sunday NO. 552S.
FIREPLACES made to draw usually
without structural changes. FIRE
PLACE DRAFT CORRECTION CO.,
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED Full
operating Instructions. KENNEDY
FLOOR co. RA. 4346. 709 Ken
FfooRs feaS s sANNDEp AND and finished. su.,.
1ty work at a reasonable price.
NJ NORRIS SH. 2277.
FLOORS SANDED and finished; old
floors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE WA. 1923.
FLOOR SERVICE-Nothing but the
best; laying, sanding. finishing.
cleaning; parquet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS, INC. 1919 Wisconsin ave.
FURN. REPAIRING. refinishing,
ANTIQUES restored; II yrs. exper.;
Vet. PEAKE FURN., 1884 NJ st.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HELP DOMESTIC

CHILDREN's NURSE for doctors
saa sat5areR Mo liys sod5 e. upstairs rn: a5 Tv'
children to school, stay in nights
week and every 3rd Sat. in -ex-
Gha6se s7a6s cail aGf rm mondaS' n GEORGETOWN Ho
COOK. white, to live In, other help
LEGAL references; excellent salary.
COOK d% 30 for guest home. Du. Al $ass.
CooK-G,H.w;. eolored, exper., So
S27 week; WI. 1850. go
Ts eVery oRer nns sun o ateTn9er reeTenees sad
S20occ25. Thor dishwasher. OW.
COOK -G.H.W.. live in: capable; s25
cnnKG ps5 VIZ n 81 81. oalasld 6G6I 90. 90 go 20
to live n other sGleFeq hep hse s@poyed so to e5
must have excellent local references;
oii: SALARY. M $50 ''n per ''se Week. sundas plas
Nr elaS o9B ASpl3 DEp s. s%osEs degs sSy
COOK ee6Kefh .IiGHT a;' HoGsE%REpER, SDd nG9f no
laundry; other help. kept. Must
nave recent excel. refs. Every Sun,
aadL and Y ,di. day Sat; of. Salary. $$5 9.5
FOOD DEPT. STORES, s45 Blad-
ensburg rd. ne, on Mon. bet. 8
am. and noon.
COUPLE, settled, live in; ex. atrs.,
2nd floor; 2 in family; women good
house Jobs after his regular work;
refs. WI. 4756.
with children necessary; plain cook
ing; laundry by. machine; Arm.
5& 81 day; + R-4 bus Sis to as'S apt, 8 min min
salary. 81. S734. ~
GENERAL HOUSE WORK. cook, exp.
full time. care of child after school;
sSdP es sun s'ea g. srs1s 4s Men 5s
Civ o0pHiii plain cooking, no washing,
epees llye in' RT SSday ,oso Sk,' s22 wk'; refer
othei sunday of; fond of children;
G;H:W.. live in. fond of children;
dishWaSher' qssh EM sSeS sts; plain cooking; s20;
asR VIZ sasrs9 sass s5 Is 9tSs
| G.H.W., 25-40, to live in new
rambler. Auto kitchen and ldry.;
ssosd oyn rSSo %o ans ana bath sa5; I9f refs
| G.H.W., plain cooking. live in, fond
of children; good salary; reference
req.; empl. parents. ia. 900.
GIRL, colored. for part-time morn
ing work. as nursemaid or light
GIRL. white, so-a5. to help with
housework and care of 2 children;
live in; come to 540S Marlboro rd..
Hillside, Md. or call HI. 2807, for
Observation-Disclosures for working
mother, and small baby. in George
town; live in; good salary for right
person. Call HO. S717 after 2 pm
HOUSEKEEPER, to care. for 9 chill
dren,. 5 and. z, in Chevy Chase;
washing machine, upstairs bedrm.,
sefs rsquired Y call vi. vi as2S S; a4tsr .fssl
Evening star., 1950-11-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY CARE, can sew; colored
woman desires days work. Refer
ences. LU. 4-5464.
BABY SITTER, SOC hr.; 24-hr. duty.
So; infant care in employed couple S
home. MISS RANDALL. DI. 1878.
BABY SITTER-Call MRS. DARR.
RA. 1881. Exper., white grandmother,
by hour. single days. any time.
CHILD CARE and assist in house,
work; stay nights; settled colored.
CHILD CARE by kind, dependable,
Christian, white woman; live in. DI.
3O36. Sun. morning.
CLEANING -LAUNDRY-Woma COL,
wishes days work. Call RE. 0417.
CoLoRED GIRL wants general house
work, 5la days; plain cooking; light
laundry; experience. ME. $3.50. =
COLORED GIRL desires days work,
experienced DU. 4914.
COLORED GIRL wishes practical
nursing or g.h.w.; reference. ST.
COLORED GIRL wishes housekeeping
job for employed people, 5-day wk.
or steady. Reference. DI. 6S70.
COLORED GIRL desires work, clean
ing in office building or doctors S
office, day or night. AK. 1899.
COLORED GIRL wants Job after
school every evening and all day on
Saturday and half day Sunday; love
children. DE. 1868.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
MOTOR TRAVEL

MIAMI. FLA.-Atty. wishes some one
ss7a T. helP Pxf fFiye: Hsss about Dec. 10. ST.
DRIviNG ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. %;
take 3 ladies; | help drive; share
HAVE SPACE 70 CLEARFIELD. PA.
via. via Huntingdon unit and .,sG Tyrone; FREQ:
pRipiN fFp1 new car to s9x %x:sop ssgG Star
car; eaGo take one, MAI; o'MARA. Ma:
LEAVING Nov. 20 for Kansas city;
1900, Ext. 612. 19s
LADY. driving Chev. sedan Las Vegas.
Reno. Nev. Nov. q; one PASSENGER;
ALBANY. N. Y; leave Tues. night or
Wed. morning; return Sunday. ME.
DRIVING TO N. &. Nov. %, return
ing Nov. &c; accommodate two. Call
GL. 4400. Ext. 10.
CLARKSBURG- SPENCER, w. Va, on
Wed. eve. and ret. Sunday; couple
yA. Tlth ansT74t nsx sedan; take 2 or 3 pass.
DRIVING TO MIAMI, FLA.-Take 2
or 3: refs. exchanged. ia. 2-7l62
DRIVING TO To LoWEET' 4jipH EIeASIssi Mass, or
p. c. Nov. 36. FIR. Sill.
day night. return Monday. 9th,
GE. 62S2 Sun. 10 am. to 8 pm.
STUDENT DESIRES ride Indianapolis.
Ind, or vicinity Tues. or Wed, Nov,
2l or % EN- 0o74
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HELP DOMESTIC (cons.)

HOUsEKEEPER, white, for working
mother of 2 school age children;
liys II ana small salary aarsa 10 s.5662
dren; must be exrer.. have city refs.
HoTsE%oRkER 81 RSs5'R ssfa COOK % yau expsr only
eeeGs dawhsann Seal res s55 no pR sundTy adgS live
live in, bsmt rm;; good salary;
every every ether Sun. of; refs. REQUIRED.
MAID, Experienced, g.h.w. and laun-
Portal fdfehs Dr. NV Guy Tu Eeis 544s. go S0
MAID. exp. all g.h.w. and laundry,
stay 2 nights: must have good refs;
MAID, general housework, plain
cooking; must be dependable and
Joy. City references. SH. 607S.
MAID. colored; good pay. perma-
MALCOLM scATEs. INC 4iaI 18th
PRACTICAL NURSE or companion,
responsible. middle-aged live in; or
will travel. Phone DU. 56S3. Call
after II am.
PRACTICAL NURSE-HOUSEKEEP
white. take complete charge of g.
position; suburban Md; regular
day help employed; age limit 40
yrs. Answer. stating age, exper.,
REFS RES aal salary reauired and phone, etc.
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN, % to 40:
g;h;w., cooking, help with 2 small
$25 wk.; recent loc. refs. WI. 9O74.
WOMAN for cleaning. Thursdays,
WOMAN. Protestant. without ties,
Your own room and pvt. oath. to
children. FA 4SIo. @Ss H
WOMAN. WOMAN. white, capable. under 80.
sEfrLE6 nf liX6 Ii lady. WA live sas5, n care for
week ends, free if desired. Cali Hay
sETTkED MaFkfa Wss WonASN4i S4os: sbv. and -. Se,D
G'o or out ens5Rre5i os' 5i4s..a P.a days; s22' live
SETTLED WOMAN, colored or white
to run house and care. for. children
whiie mother works; live in; small
and experienced. Gil. 1893. 10
WOULD LIKE to have settled, de-
pendable woman, to do g.h.w.. care
ioF small children. Call II.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, to care
for children, 2 and 3 yrs. old. No
Sat. or Sun. LU. 4-2S85.
REFINED white or colored settled
woman to keep house for working
cple, Box 4S1-E. Star. 10
YOUNG WOMAN, white, protestant,
GOOD health; good permanent home,
70 assist busy, man in full care OF
fine home and his real estate busi-
ness: GE. Abs.
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN or girl (no
ch1ldren) who needs good home
more than salary. To do house
work and help care for 8 small
children in lovely home; $75 per
mo. 81. 330S.
COLORED MOTHER who works de-
SireS some one to care for her 3
infant boys; live in or out; reasons
able salary. DU. 2319.
ARE YOU LOOKING for a good home
with young couple and their s.
year-Gld boy? Upstairs room, board
and S25 a week in exchange for
g;h.w and good plain cook. KATZ,
o356 31st nl. NV, EN-. 1884. -2i
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, WILLING
70 LIVE IN. HOUSEWORK. ONE
IN IN FAMILY. REF. DU. 1855 OR
COOK -HOUSEKEEPER
Must be good. 2 in family. small apt;
must want to work days; need refs.
Mr. Green National Elm NICE
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN tcont.)

FOREIGN LANGUAGE correspondent
needed by large Syracuse, New York
manufacturer. Must be expert in
Brazilian, Portuguese and possess
first;;hand acauaintane Of Brazil;
exc exeellsnt snt opportunity; port salary open.
PIANIST IAN ENTERTAINER. colored,
for new colored cafe. FLORIDA
CAFE; call after 5 pm, CO. 1880.
COUPLE. lady for g.h.w. and cooking;
ee nee quarters iHl 9atd01f e. wofk sos7a sleep S
COUPLE, white or colored, for small
estate near Olney. Md; man to take
care Of small herd Angus. lawn and
garden; woman to keep house for
one man. eparate modern living
vases. Do not apply unless have
had recent farm and cattle expert
ence and good references. Phone
LLCo; 5-O630 Or RE. 1891. Address
pn 5o6 BarT Bldg. o,,r,oou. ,,,.,
Marshall Field, Chicago. I rendering
service of national Importance, will
estab. area managers in District
and vicinity. Applications are in
vited from sales minded, respected.
personable man. woman. Give exper.,
present pnna5tnift iGb phens number Replies
GALESPEOPLE for retail jewelry
store, for Christmas selling; pleas
ant working conditions, full and
Mr.. Lyons, CHARLES SCHWARTZ
& SON 70S 7th st. NV.
sTENOGRAPHER wanted, man or
woman. under 35. for railroad Office.
ne. section; $3.50 mo-. 5-day week;
must be efhcient. Call MI. 0203
TEERPHoNE fIfPfE SOLICITORS. is hard
workers; good proposition; must
have unlimited phone. Call MR..
ULREY at RE. 1851. 10 to Pm.
ACT NOW FOR EASY EXTRA Cash
Amazing profits selling friends
Americas finest Christmas cards.
Stunning personalized cards. so for
81 up. Gorgeous 21-card Feature
boxes. metallics, stationery, gift
items. Bonus plan. Write, phone or
visit MASTERCRAFT, 1911 G ST..
NV, Wash. 5. DI. 090S.
CAN YOU QUALIFY for $4,000 or
more year, commission income?
We are offering service tailored
to all residents with steady income.
Preliminary sales tests indicate ex-
ceptionally high monthly earning
possibilities for men and women
experienced in selling instangibles.
Leads will be furnished. II
you can finance yourself for so
in the sale of intangibles or sorv-
ices. write details to Box 217-G,
Star.
COUPLE, COOK. BUTLER, CHAUF-
TET EpH0NT Wa 2od1
Evening star., 1950-11-19
TELEvIsIoN REPAIRS

TELEVISION ANTENNAS installed.
guaranteed for ] year: best mate
rials: SOUTHEAST ANTENNA CO..
PRoMPT Ty sERvICING by elec.
tronics engineer; evenings and week
ends. OW. 6439. -i9
Al TV SERVICE by expert techni.
clans; ST 80 plus list price of parts;
day or night. RE. 2233 pa
TELEVISION ANTENNA SERVICE
24-hr. service; pickup delivery; any
hour; So plus parts. MA. 1866. pa
EXPERT RADIO AND TV REPAIRS.
can JA. S-O47S. Free pickup and
delivery. after Z pm. 80
RADIO AND TV SERVICING at q
reasonable cost; pickup and deliver
service. Call La. $3.50. -2l
CARROLL'S
719 H NV.
25 Years Same Location.
ME. 2646.
We Sell Only Service and installations.