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BEAUTICIAN

2 all-around operators. newly-deco
rated salon, air conditioned, 5-day
week closed Mondays. GERATY'S
STUDIOS. 922 18th st. NV. Apply
BEAUTiCiANs-We have opening,
FOR male or female hairstylists; SAL
ary and commission; air-cond. shop;
in person. HUoo's. isoS K st. NV
III
BEAUTICIAN. excel. oppor. for perm
snent waver and hairstylist: steady
work; top salary and commission;
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman; expert;
can earn SIS to S125 per wk. BAR
RETT PARKER HAIR STYLISTs,
BEAUTY OPERATORS. two; expert
finger waver and permanent waveri
5-day week; $50 guarantee; also
shampooer and manicurist. AR.
THURS BEAUTY SALON, 11o5. c
Beauty. ny OPERATORS g, wanted;
Jessie SESEfAN Y Il Gn e sEsuTa RsfSf sAoS ssE 5SF
BEAUTY Rzi rIp s.; osEkAroR. FIJI expert TIT all
around. salary and commission; short
BEAUTY q2H5ii % opEkhToR. experienced aa
only; top salary; pleasant sur
rIoundings: suburban Md. shop. Boz
BEAGFY B1i1Ti s'es OPERATOR. experiences Mre
aIl-around operator. shop with high
class clientele. highest salary and
cHARIoTT BEAuTY SHOP. W SIS
King St Alex Ill
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HELP WOMEN (cent. }

CASHIER for mems furnishings
mansnt position. NATIONAL sHffRT
ca cssGiERcaEcksRMwisummsr ssRn III is E W va yasa.
ton. II you are available through
Labor Day. we have openings for
part-time work during the lunch
period in govt. bldg. cafeterias:
must have telephone, exper., not
aessSe eTrnggFNr slSS gsTP possls1ssHs sEsH
ICES. NC, SSNHsN lfs5 Sist St. NV. 0ef Mii
CASHIER CHECKER, immediate need
for alert young woman to train for
permanent position in cafeteria in
govt bldg. In. vicinity OF airport.
aaaf aGsEf sERVicfs. aR E NC. nc ffaS n9SzsE s1ss
CHICK ROOM, cigarette girl. aa lcombi-
nationl for exclusive restaurant and
CLERK white, for counter work in
Gcr dTy an5y plant m good PAY steffg
MODERN SDte CLEANERS. K SSHssSa' 5S5An sss Carroll
st. NV Takoma Park. D. C. Iii
CLERK, 20-35, must be able to type
and have some aptitude for working
With with figures; knSwlsdge Of &C
aoRS xE: Hepis AIIgTATE ff.g1as aoME R1Sag
EQUIPMENT CO.. 2117 NJ st. NV.
CLERK, exp. dry clean. store, Al
salary and opp't. Me. s5o2. IL
CLERK, part-time. for dry cleaning
store; ne. resident pref. MON
TELLo CLEANERS. 1879 Montello
CLERKS-Permanent positions for
recent high school graduates in
large ONCE; 5-day week. ME-. 2s4O.
CLERK, for dry-cleaning store in
GEORGETOWN; hours. pm. to z;
good salary, steady work. ST. 1919.
CLERK FOR INSURANCE dept. Of q
bank; must be able to type; excel
lent opportunity to learn the in
surance business; short hours and
pleasant working conditions; many
benefits. Apply the WASHINGTON
LOAN & TRUST CO., Real Estate
Dent, 300 st. NV. -12
CLERK in charge Of sales records,
with lumber and engineering or
ganization; tipping essential; oppor-
tunity to use initiative and handle
own correspondence; permanent; D.
day week. Call Mr.. WALKER,
CLERK for foundry ONCE in Bowie.
Some tipping; salary S50-S75 per
week. MA. 8473, MR.. MARLIN.-12
CLERK, white for dry cleaning
establishment: vacation with pay:
good working cond. ALL STATE
CLEANERS. 2026 r. I. ave. ne.
| IA
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Porter and Wranner
PRESSER

For dry cleaning plant; $50 for 45-
hr. wk., SI.50 per hr. over As hrs.
SANITARY CLEANERS. 1920 I4th
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If you ARE FREE from $3.50 pm,
and are interested in a sales career,
you can earn $50 and up per week.
not afraid to work. Apply RIM. 3O9.
Victor Bldg. 9th and g pl. NV.
3 MEN for interesting field work
connected with popular radio give
manent: exceptional earnings on
salary OF, commission basis. Apply
Dealer Il hiE wanted at ton once.
good opportunity. Write at once
REsAWLE1GHs. Dept. DcF-14-105.
YOUNG MAN for grocery store work;
good working conditions. RIVER
SIDE MARKET. 1543 e st. sc. -I2
a JOB for 2 men; steady work. good
pay; most Of our men earn $100
or more weekly. Call RIA. 1901.
LINOLEUM-Wanted-Linoleum and
asphalt tile mechanics for lge. con-
struction lob in Washington. Would
prefer inoleum mechanics that can
lay carpet. Can place 8 men perm.
Union Job. Write Box 403-A. Star.
rsS ssHtff t. dilv'S ciaL ss1as S2H
ATTENTION YOUNG MEN. over lo
with. bicycle. for full or part time
Good pay Apply WESTERN UNION
7nS 14th st NV -I2
YOUNG MAN. colored. to ride bicycle.
7.day wk. $50 CALIFORNIA
PHARMACY. 2162 California st. n. W.
NEAT. ENERGETIC YOUNG MEN 10
arrange appointments for home por-
trait photographer Proven terri
tory Above average earnings. Start
immsd. Interviews. 1916. LIFE
STuDIOs. 7n7 G st. NV -l3
RELIABLE MAN, $3.50, assist in To-
cal branch operations; must have
car; opportunity of $50 a wk. or
better to start. See MR.. ADAMS, 8
TO pm. Sun, 30S Lawton st., Falls
Church, Va.
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SALESMAN

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
We have splendid opening for {
man who can qualify. 1t is q rea
opportunity for future security anc
immediate earnings in the higher
brackets. You can depend on $4,000
to $4,000 year from the exclu.
sive territory we have open. NJ
travelling but you will need a car
Sales exper. helpful but not essentia
as we give thorough training. $50
wk.. salary during training period
Call AT 3S35 for amt. III
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CLERK

CfERK.TYPTST-Perm. position n
qualified individual IN modern "a.
employe discounts. pleasant wo. aas
conditions; salary $55. Phone Nc
PSlAli.ISEE P1llak fSE appoisnGtnmnsnt. sGnn ARCADE
CIERK.TIYIP;IssTr. ST. eSOei eSper., must hssA
neat handwriting and be accurate
at figures; 5-day week; starting sat-
tween l;30 and $50 pm; WASH
INGToN EvPisT PApER CO; 80 ,.,o / St ne.
day. 40-hr wk.. pleasant WORKING
cond;; in new modern building: paid
Ats. goth CENTURY FOX FILM
CORE, 415 STd st NV
CLERK-TYPiST, part-time Tor safety
eneineering dept. of national insur-
ance company. Modern air-condi-
sn ssasd Sec. sss aRd G&lsaassRaEE &asREEpY psp''fsSsS0
cHEsRsfYpIsF.s MSsfEfia s!es' claim. dept. lars.
stock casualty company: exp. not
nsesssary, 9s Cal ME, l54S IL. III
sny q sloO1saS fssSeni. sd.s ssss
PRa cPRRak.T2iprsr-youns s1G2i woman MlS to
handle equipment transfers for ige.
corporation; must have good hand
writing and be accurate with de-
tails; permanent position; Monday
through Friday. 8 am. to 4:30 PM.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC,
113K o1st st. NV. Ill
CLERK-TYPIST. exper. newspaper
office circulation. records DEPART
ment; 5-day week; vacation and
other employe benefits; rapid ad-
vancement. CO 1017. liz
CLERK -TYPIsT. to assist toy buyer
in lee wholesale toy dept; usual
duties, plus selling; 5-day wk.,
$3.50. MIR. FRANKELs ST. 4343.
CLERK TYPIST, perm. position in
leading Electronic company. Excel.
opportunity for capable young lady.
Call HU. $500. Ill
CLERK-TYPiST. young lady for in
teresting clerical duties In CUSTOM
ers service department OF large
local organization Must be pleas
ant and have good telephone voice.
Starting salary depending upon
qualifications. Apply MANHATTAN
Co, Laundry and DRY Cleaning.
1928 Florida ave. NV.
CONTINUED on Next psse)
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REAL ESTATE Statesmen
Full or part time men needed for
active office. No previous expert
ence necessary. Apply at 1105 Pa
ave: Sc. or call Ii. 6-0215.
ANTHONY v. COILICCHIO
REAL ESTATE co. 10
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Room CI.ERK

ROUTE Statesmen
Take this opportunity to
cam S5U week while training
for we'll established laundry
route. Excel advancement
for high-caliber aggressive
men Apply to personnel
department OF phone DU III
for appointment
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YOUNG MEN

21-30 years old. Three needed for
new. successful advertising plan,
lie helpful but not necessary. "a
we will give you complete training
substantial drawing account against
earned commissions. Car necessary,
Cor concentrated calls. Apply In
person. from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4,
CEMETERY, 1901 Bladensburg I'd,
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sALEsMEN-CANvAssERs

This is your best permanent deal.
Sl5-S20 up daily Beautiful 15ylp
inch portrait only $295. Fine -.
eeption. Work own hours. Pay
daily. No car nee. Mr.. HARRIS.
RE. 627o or RE. 1889. IL to 3,
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CLERK

Interesting and Responsible
Institution for a young lady who
likes figures and people Good
working conditions. paid vacation.
usual employe benefits; knowledge
of tipping Necessary.
1910 Lee Hwy. Across Key Bridge.
ROSSLYN. VA.
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STATESMAN

BREWERY HAS OPEN
LOCAL RETAIL TRADE. PREVIOUS
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
MUST HAVE LIVED OR WORKED
2; G: FOR ONE YEAR. GIVE AGE
AND SALARY DESIRED. BOZ
146-C, STAR, IL
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SALESMAN

To sell service uniforms and civilian
clothes; liberal commission IN basis;
small drawing account. Must have
car and be willing worker Box
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CLERK

Age 2s to 40. to assist supervisor.
open mail. classify remittances.. file
cards. etc; no tipping; must be high
school graduate and have had some
ONCE supervisory experience; per.
srnanent position: advancement: s.
vacation, plus substantial benefits.
Call personnel dept.
HO. 2476
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HELP MEN
WANTED

an experienced furniture repair
man and refinisher for outside serv-
ice. We furnish transportation. Man
must be trustworthy. clean cut
Good salary, good hours. employe
benefits. Reply stating aualiflca-
tons. Box 317-C. Star. IA
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14O1 . SA1a. nNS. INV.
PLUMBER; must be exper.: must have
D. c. drivers permit. Apply STAND
ARD GAS APPLIANCE. 2S13 14th
pItUiMnBiEERs AND srEAMFITrERs,
top men wanted for new construc-
ton; good working conditions and
pay. Report to rear Of S512 Georgia
ave 7:30 am. to 5 pm. Ill
PLUMBERS HELPERS t2)--Experi-
snced only. Call WA. 1865. between
PIusMassERRs PIusMas AND HELPERS, a expert.
enced. Apply Mr.. Jones, between
and g.. JAMES PLUMBING ANI
H5EsATING' 5lsa 2ol2 Duke St.. AieZsn'
PORTER. colored. part time. 10.
liquor dept. several ewes. 5-9
POTTER or bakers helper. Apply
HELLER'S BAKERY. 1921 Mt
Pleasant st. NV. ia
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.
PORTER. used car. all-around auto,
motive work, Apply 4724 r. I
ave-, Hyattsville, Md, SUM-. 10 t
.. Mon, all Gay. III
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HELP MEN

SALESMAN for counter work for re.
tail lumber dealer; good opportu.
nifty; permanent position: gooc
working conditions. Box 27-C. Star
SALESMAN--Sales opportunity for
1851. Opportunity for salesman who
can sell intangibles We back our
men with leads from National Ad.
vertistng. We have been leaders in
our highly specialized field. Rated q
million in Dun & Bradstreet. Look.
ing for q man who wants to earn
more money and willing to work
hard for it. If you have good car
and willing to cover hundreds q
leads in your vicinity. write g
SMITH. ART INSTRUCTION, INC,
500 8. 4th st., Minneapolis Is. Mimi
Ill
SALESMAN with adding machine,
typewriter or cash register expert
ence preferred but not essential al
we have a training program At
tractive proposition with plenty OF
territory. r c. ALLEN BUSINESS
MACHINES Ma 1852. --I2
SALESMAN
Kitchen cabinets; man to call on bldg
trade and contractors; experienced
man desired but we shall consider
man. with background in allied field;
excel. opportunity for man chosen;
car necessary. Reply, giving full
particulars in letter. Box 4S3-E.
Star. -12
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ABOvE-AvERAGE MAN. about So
qualif1ed for field sales managerial
position. to hire. train and super
wise key personnel In dignified busi-
ness where reception Is excellent
Home grounds Improvement tangible
product. Our unique program easy
to learn and teach under person
allied training. High commissions
and fee paid. For interview. write
today, telling about yourself. N
SIDLER, Box 146. North Rose. New
YrUNG MAN. white. learn brake re.
pair business; gas station experience
helpful. CLIFFS BRAKE SERVICE
1909 M st. NV. 20
credit and collection dept. Of retail
clothing store. Good salary plus cal
allowance. Steady position. oppor-
tunity for Advancement. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 70;
peaseT t1ads A SpgS ABBY Z Y1s aEn E as Ssd
rose St. Chevy Chase. Nd liz
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HELP MEN

raseH :ts4 FsRf5'sRssd sos tS' $ss.
l,w Ia
TAILOR, FIRST -class; commission basis;
good working conditions. WAGNON
DRY CLEANERS, Cypress $3.50. 12s
TECHNlClAN. age 2l-3O. exper. in
cally stock control Of eiectronic
equipment Inventories; all modern
employe benefits; excel salary for
qualified person Call HU. 5000.
MR.. HOLBRUNER. Ill
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SALESMEN-PART Tune
SALES CLERK
Wholesale Store
TOD EAPNTNcC

Fast man, good personality.
See Mr.. Hibbs. AMERICAN
BAG d. PAPER CO.. l496 H
st ne. Ill
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
Full-time, also part-time evenings.
KRAICH'S ESQ STATION. 5000
Connecticut ave. NV. III
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
perienced, guaranteed $50 per wk
Apply CONNkRS & FOSTER. 2244
sERVicE EanHs; ayf sfATfos If ATTENDANT Tie sx.
perienced middlseaged man; good
pay; ref. LA. 6-s352. Ill
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YOUNG MAN

Some accounting knowledge,
tipping ability preferred
Must be able to get along
with people, those with
whom you work and. the
public with whom you will
deal. Excellent salary, paid
winter and summer vaca-
ton totaling 5 weeks. Group
insurance and other bene-
fits. If you are an ambitious
and aggressive person here
Is a splendid opportunity
See Mr.. Rubinstein, AUTO
MONEY CO., 18th and x
SITS, NV.
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l101 Pa. Ave. NV.
Parking Attendants

Parking Attendants
Over rs yrs; experience required;
must have parking lot permit.
Apply parking lot. 18th and 3
PATENT ATTORNEY. chemical, for
New York ONCE Of large chemical
company, with Patent Once expert
ence and law degree, Give details
Of education and patent experience
In first letter. Box 402-C Star.
PHARMACIST, neighborhood Store;
Con- PHARMACY. De. 07s7. -i2
PHARMAClsl for part-time work
BROOKVILLE PHARMACY, 5423
5rookville rd WI. 0600. Ill
PHARMACIST, good opportunity. good
working conditions. S115 wk. to
start. Box 358-E. Star. Ia
PHARMACIST for downtown drug
store. good opportunity for proper
man. Give experience and refer.
ences. Box 2S7-C, Star. -12
PLAsTERERS,. white mechanics. $26
per day. Call SH. 3946. Ill
PLASTERERS WANTED. white. Come
to 27th st. north and Syacmore St,
Of Lee highway. Arlington. Va
Steady work. See MR.. THOMPSON
eSyennar Ill
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REAIJTICIAN

BEAUTICIAN
COMMISSION: FREE HOSPITAL
zATION BENEFITS AND PAID
VACATION; EARNINGS UP TO S75
TO S85 WKLY. APPLY CORAL'S
BEAUTY SALON. 18th AND +
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HELP WOMEN

ADbRESs0GRAPH OPERATOR, ex-
Gel. position for exper. person; 5-day
week, good salary. ma. 1918, 460
New York ave. NV. Ill
ALTERATIONS GIRL, experienced.
Apply l64S Columbia rd. NV, 2nd
floor III
ASSISTANT - Busy branch sales
manager needs attract. asst, age
25-45. capable meeting public; top
pay. 5-day wk. Apply 8 to 9 am.
or 4 70 pm. at 1910 Vermont
AssIs;rsHr ssh; an ibboookkEErER.r49Pfisr
to handle accounts receivable in
wholesale concern. MA. 1904. --12
SLANT CASHIER--Life insur-
1nce ONCE: perm position; tipping
essential; 5-day. 35-hr, wk.; paid
vacation, retirement. sicknes and
accident benefits. Call MRS. EVANS
AssIisTiiasiNSTi.REcEprIoNrsr i iisiSi for oh,
sician's once (dermatologistl Age
1896. Typing necessary. Knowl-
edge OF sterilization Of instruments
essential Ideal hours and sur
roundings. Salary governed by
ability. Call 81. 2124. Sat. through
Sun. Mon, DI. 5S70, Ext. 305
Ill
BEAUTICIAN. must have . license
top salary. Call RA. 1919. Ill
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CHAUFFEUR r:

We desire the services Of Q courteous
young woman. q to 35 years Of age.
wiling 70 give good attendance. Job
consists Of making deliveries to our
advertisers Apply Personnel. Room
SOC. Open weekdays. S:30-6 enc
Sat. 0.1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
I101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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HELP MEN lcont. J

JANITOR-Colored. sober. reliable
married. no children, for garden
type apt. In nearby Nd. All new
equipment. no furnace work. good
salary. apt. and utiis. Call Man
sger Tor appointment los. JU
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HELP MEN
TIRE CHANGER

TRUCK DRIVER
good colored driver who is neat II
appearance and between % and Sc
years OF age, previous experience
and D I permit required: must bt
able to pass physical exam In ad.
dttiop to salary generous company
Personnel Room SOC Open week.
days s;30-b and Sat 81 No ohone
calls
Evening Star Building
nAHna Ana m
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HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN for jewelry shop-Some
one mechanically inclined and
handy with tools. Learn ieweiry
trade Perm. position. THE JEWEL
RY SHOP. Call Ii. 5-6700. Ext
YOUNG MEN over IS. free to travel,
can earn S75 per week. RIM. 422.
YOUNG MAN under IS. accounting
or some college training; must be
able to. meet and deal tactfully with
the public; splendid opportunity to
acauire thorough knowledge Of
once Of q life Insurance Company:
salary open. Apply Room 800. SI6
14th st. NV, bet. 8 am. and 3 pm.
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ATTENTION SCHOOL
TEACHERS
P. BALLANTINE B. SONS
1925 MAINE AVE. S.W.

ing and alert clerk. Excellent en-
ploye benefits. Previous experience
not necessary, opportunity for ad-
yancement; 5-day week; age 81 to
30. ApplY In person. IL
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PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position in our pressroom
with O chance for advancement;
21-30 years OF age. of heavy build
ana capable OF giving gooo attend,
exam. Apply Personnel. Room 506
Open 8:30-5 weekdays and a-l
on Saturday
THE EVENING STAR
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YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
Willing to start at the bottom for
opportunity to learn casualty insur-
ance underwriting. See Mrs. Ko-
INDEMNITY CO., 1000 Vermont
ave. NV. sth fir. Wire Bldg. lii
YOUNG MEN (3)
need !, dependable men to help m,
IN my business. This is q wonder.
ful opportunity for any one seekinf
2 future. Earn S66 wk. while learn.
Of the profits. Investigate this, It,
worthwhile Apply 1922 18th It
NV. Personnel Division. I'd A.. II
t 1890 am. only. See MR.. RILEY
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-12
New Years Baby for Valley Born Jan. 9 To Lowell Simpsons

The 1851 New Year baby for Matanuska Valley arrived here January g on the birth of a daughter to MT. and Mrs. Lowell Simpson. The little girl arrived at 1922 p. m., weighing six pounds, seven ounces. Irene Rec is the name chosen for the little girl by her parents. She is the couples first child.
 The Simpsons arrived in Pal mer in March from Oakesdale, Wn., where the paternal grand parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Simpson, make their home. The maternal grandparent is Mr. Al and Mrs. Alfred Lund of Baker, fred Lund of Baker, No. Dakota. MT. Simpson is employed here by the Ray James Construction com pany. :.
 Good wishes and gifts for the little girl as the first baby here in 1851 included gift from Betty's shop.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-12
FEB. l IS DEADLlNE
 FOR SCHOOL TAXES

Palmer school district tax col lections are very sloW' with the amount paid to date totaling only 25 per cent of assessments, Will liam w. Head, school district tax collector, said here today. The deadline is February l, MT, Heac warned taxpayers in making the statement. After that date the law specifies a Is per cent delin quency penalty be paid with the tax, MT. Head explained.
 There will be no blanket ex tension of time granted for pay ment of taxes this year, the ta; collector said Last spring, tim for payment of school distric taxes was advanced to April due to delays in getting out ta, notices. All notices for curren taxes were mailed by Novembe 1, and each tax bill noted the fina date for payment, which is Febru ary l, MT. Head stated.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-12
PALMER SCHOOL CHILDREN GIVE $l8.67 FOR SYMBOL

Palmer'S grade school students joined the children of the United States and it's territories in con- tributing pennies and nickles this week for a world peace symbol as a gift to the United Nations. A contribution by the school chill dren here of $18.67 will be used toward the erection of fountain at LIN headquarters in New York as the symbol of peace from the children of the United States to the children of the United Ma tions. A donation of $4.72 from Mrs. Barbara Cross seventh grade children led the Palmer school list. Mrs. Ernest Gruening, wife of the governor, is head of the drive in Alaska.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-12
CHAMBER SETS GOAL FOR TOO MEMBERSHIP

One hundred active members this year is the goal set by the Chamber of Commerce here, President James Hurley an- nounced this week. Plans for the membership drive and other proj- ects to be sponsored by the Cham Der were discussed at a board meeting held Wednesday night.
 A tentative date of May 26 was also set for the annual Colony Day here which will again be year. Preliminary plans were also made for Buy in Palmer" campaign which will also be sponsored by the Chamber. Lazy Mountain as a site for winter sports was also discussed with a committee named to investigate it's possibilities.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-01-12
Announce New Library To Be Opened 10 Public Here Monday Afternoon

The Palmer Library will open for business Monday at 2 p.m., Mrs. Earl F. Graves, president of the Palmer Library Association, announced today. Women of Pal mer have volunteered to act as librarians and hours will be main tained regularly daily and in the evenings, Mrs. Graves said.
 Monday will not be the official opening day of the newly con- structed building but it will also mark the annual meeting of the Palmer Library Association, which is set for 8 pm. at the new li- brary. An election of officers and one trustee will be held. The meeting is open to the public and everyone is invited to be in at tendance.
 Evening hours for the library will be from r pm. to g pm, Monday through Friday. Daily hours will alternate with hours from to 5 pm. and 2 to pm.
 The following schedule was an- nounced by Mrs. Graves:
 Monday-Open 2 to 4 pm, with Mrs. Ivan Branton in charge; Mrs. Don Ingalls, in the evening.
 Tuesday-Open to 5 pm, Miss Florence O. Eby; Mrs. Foster Sims in the evening.
 Wednesday-Open 2 to 4 p.m., Mrs. A. D. Burr; Mrs. Graves in the evening.
 Thursday-Open 2 to 4 pm, Mrs. Mary Steelman; Mrs. Harry Ryan in the evening.
 Friday-Open l to p.m., Mrs. George Geiwitz; Mrs. Clarence Bell in the evening.
 Mrs. Graves also announced that the Palmasilla Club had con- tributed SIT to the library for the purchase of metal storage cab inets, venetian blinds or other needed equipment. She added that book cases and a desk are also badly needed.
 Membership may be had in the library with the privilege of checking out books for a fee of $2 for adults and $1 for children.