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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-09
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-09

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Hot. spiced applesauce goes good
with pork.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-09

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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-09

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Dodge with other cars allows you to see how you
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-09

One Of the grandest things about
the new 50 Dodge is this: You
could STILL pay hundreds of dol
lars more for q car and not get
everything this great neto Dodge
gioes you!
For here in this new 50 beauty
are all the comfort, style and con-
venience features you'll be looking
for in your new car. The smart,
modern inside dress Aattcr-
ing new fabrics - the all-around-
you roominess that lets you relax
and take things easy.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-09-15
Academy Winner z Stars 1n Film

Born Yesterday, Holly woods version of the success full Broadway play, will be on the Orpheum screen tomorrow and Monday.
 Judy Holiday re-creates the role she originated in the cele- brated stage play and William Holden and Frederick Craw- ford are also starred.
 Miss Holiday won the Aca- demy award this year for her performance in the film.
 Not since the film MT. Smith Goes to Washington has the Washington, D. C., scene been so well depicted on the screen, advance reports claim.
 One of the scenes shows Miss Holiday and Holden in the Capitol Rotunda and an- other in the Library of Con- gress, Special permission was obtained by Columbia Pictures
Kodiak mirror., 1951-09-15
Coast Guard Exams 5 Al Katchskan

Ketchikan has been selected as the site for examinations of licensed officers of the Mer chant Marine by the U. S. Coast Guard, the Command ant, 17th co District annt un- ced recently.
 The examinations will be conducted in February. Both licensed deck officers and li- censed engineer officers will be examined for permanent commissions in the Coast Guard.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-09-15
Co shoot the scenes.

Co shoot the scenes.
 The film is described as up- roariously fnnny in the ad- vance publicity folders.
 Friday and Saturday 2Oth Century -Fox's Wabash Ave- nue, which stars Betty Crab le, Vic Mature and Phil Harris is scheduled. Many hit tunes are in the film and Miss Grab- le does lots of dancing.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-09-15

Mrs. Ray Shannon, who re- turned last week after several months outside, is again work ing at Knudsen's.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-09-15

Walter O. and Audrey E. Kraft received a warranty deed from Max and Margie J.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-09-15

Folsom for lot 85 of the Er- skine subdivision and it has been recorded.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

1918, to the Army's call for nurses.
She had specialized in surgical
procedure, basal metabolirn and
blood chemistry studies under
Boothy and Sandiford. Since en-
tering the Army, she has returned
to the Mayo Clinic at intervals
for refresher courses in these
fields.
Her professional connections in
clude membership in the Cali
fornia Graduate Nurses Associa-
ton, the American Nurses Asso-
citation, the District of Columbia
Nurses Association and the So
ciety of Military Surgeons.
Fond of motoring, she has done
much of it in this country and
abroad during the course Of her
tours of duty. Her quarters in
Delano Hall reflect the broad range
of her cultural background in the
Chinese rugs she has collected, in
such exquisite pieces of crystal
as the Pipes of Pan and numerous
examples of Lambert, Nouri Ouri
Evening star., 1951-01-21

and Steuben glass. Beguiling to
book lovers are such recent auto
graphed and enthusiastically in
scribed volumes as Three Years
in Moscow" by Walter Bedell
Smith, Carlos P. Romulo's II Saw
the Fall of the Philippines" and
Mark Clark's Calculated Risk. %
Col. Danielson has two sisters,
Mrs. Theodore w. Praill of Wal
nut Grove. Mimi, and Mrs. Ver-
non Schlatter of Tacoma, Wash,
and two brothers, Roy Danielson
of Denver, Colo, and Louie DAN
ielSon of Miller, S. Oak.
What are her chief interests at
the moment, aside from the daily
nursing routines? walter Reeds
preparation for its commemora-
ton of the 56th anniversary of
its women's nursing corps in Feb
ruary.'
Evening star., 1951-01-21

lieves in careful planning. and
the delegation of responsibility
wherever practical to assistants
who change every two weeks in
their overall duties, SO that there
is constant familiarity with every
phase of Walter Reeds nursing
situation. Thus, there is always
the challenge of new routines
and familiarities,' she pointed
out.
Her own day begins at $50
am. when she is available in the
nurses dining room in Delano
Hall to any nurse going off night
duty who may wish to confer
with her. Many do. Delano Hall.
the nurses attractive home, is
named for Jane Delano, the head
of the Army Nurse Corps during
World War I. She lost her life
in line of duty in France.
<"The Army Nurse Corps will
need a minimum of 5000 nurses
to fill this years quota" Col. Dan
ielson said. Il know of no group
in our profession which offers
the same disability and retirement
advantages in addition to oppor-
tunities for service to humanity
and to country that are avail
able in military nursing" she
emphasized.
Would she enter the Army
Nurse Corps again if she had
her own professional career to
live over again? Without ques-
ton" she said. MY admiration
for the American soldier is a
sincere one. His wonderful sense
of humor helps him to endure
and survive incredible hardships.
OF course he gripes. This is
healthy and helps him to let
off steam. He does it because he
wants to get the job done and
get home In the hospital he
helps others despite his own dis
abilities and handicaps. I know
of no one who asks for so little
and gives so much"
Graduate at Mayo Clinic.
Born in Mineola, Iowa, she calls
home the State of Minnesota,
where she took her first nurses
training course at St. Peters Hos
piJal A graduate of the Mayo
Clinics postgraduate course in
nursing, she responded in June,
Evening star., 1951-01-21

COIIlCS Vic ulAA
form Hattie Carnegie designed for
her corps, should know. During
World War II she was chief OF
Army nurses in the European the
ater, the largest area of over
seas nursing service in history
At the time the Allied invasion
forces went into Normandy, 22,-
900 United States Army nurses
were functioning under her di-
rective. This necessitated many
field trips on her part to see how
this nursing service was operating
and whether there was anything
that could be done to make it
more effective.
One of the calmest. least hur-
ried woman executives that I have
ever met, Col. Danielson, who
wished to study medicine, but
chose nursing as the nearest ap-
proach, told me quite simply:
Like many other hospitals, Wall
ter Reed never sleeps. Nursing
care is a 24-hour- day and a
seven n-day-a-week routine. Nor
can we diminish our service or
close it down because of holidays
or week ends. With the added
load of nursing care necessitated
by the Korean situation, we have
been on a 48-hour-a-week nurs-
ing schedule since October, for
the patient comes first, and the
nurse must function as the heart
and the pulse of the hospital. :"
"We are very grateful for the
invaluable assistance which the
volunteer Red Cross aides are
again giving the hospital during
the present nursing shortage. y
Col. DanielSon stressed.
Nursing Courses Stepped Up.
She called my attention also to
the one-year course for practical
nurses started in october, 1949,
which Walter Reed is conducting
for Army enlisted men and
women. The enrolment Of the
second class is 81 and is expected
to be of great service.
In addition, Walter Reed is
conducting eight-month graduate
nursing courses in operating room
technique and management. and
a 13-month nursing course in
aneSthesiology. Both are under
the direction Of a medical officer
with q nurse instructor for each
group. only nurses who are
graduates of these courses or
those with similar training may
function in Walter Reeds operat-
ing rooms or in anesthesiology
procedures" she emphasized.
Gases in oral surgery. orthe-
pedics, chest. plastic and neuro-
surgery and frost bite have been
constantly increasing from over
seas recently" she said. The hos
pital is likewise equipped to give
nursing care in such new and spe-
cialzed fields as radiation, thera-
peutic radiobiology and the man
agemerlt of physchiatric patients.
we learned.
Col. Danielson or one OF her
five chosen assistants sees every
patient in Walter Reed Hospital
every day. She makes it point
to personally see every new pa
tient and every seriously i'll one.
Trouble spots find her on the
scene Immediately whenever and
wherever they loom up.
An able administrator, she be-
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Accounting School
Tax Seminar Planned

A TAX seminar for Washington
businessmen. with emphasis on
the tax-saving provisions of the
law, will be held at BENJAMIN
Franklin University beginning
January 20. Open to lawyers, ac-
countants and businessmen, the
course will run for II weeks, Mon
day and Wednesday evenings.
Veterans eligible under the CT
education bill may attend.
John j. Meyers, practicing at
torney and accountant, will con-
duct the sessions.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

~ d1 oSo WI Po.
Th ey are
women of high
caliber and of
trained skill in
t h e ir profess
sion. They are
off GERS and
they make few
er perso o n a /
com pl a i n t S
than any other
group I know"
This 81 m,
erect, humani-
tartan, who be-
ao~oac tLo nY,i-
Evening star., 1951-01-21
By Jessie Font Evons

Walter Reed Hospitals top
flight Army career woman, 1t.
Col. Ida Danielson, chief of it's
nursing corps, says of the Army
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PERSONAL

NURSING CARE-Accredited, licensed
and approved. Mt. Vernon Hospital
tconvalescent). D c.. NV. CO. 1924.
MoNEY-Nlmble fingers eager to earn
371-V. Star. Ia
BOARDING NURSERY SCHOOL TO,
children 20 mos. to yrs. Excel
care and training. Ju. 10000. lie
DAY CARE given. infant or small
shild by mothsr In her home. near
SLIP C0vERS-Get them made be.
Better Job at lower prices, BY 5 fS.
year experienced professional. Gail
Ii. 6-7760 for free estimates. IA
10 ANN BOTZ. please write. Remem-
~J3HHSNY, Box 127-x. Star: 49,
Of Vienna zustria. sPssefsEe taxes ifE5maflS IN aeS
dresses. suits, blouses. children /
clothes clothes >, and alterations. GE. 1919,
WANTED. meals and first floor room
;,Tsa ssn.isman.n Health I e rsted sedes reod %
Prsfsr private adult home. Boz
EscoRTs FURNISHED for ladies 80 and
fse. ffsptlsnep RG. ssI4s IEsGoETs sT ss7s SERVICES
elem, !r., high, sr. high sub. Al
home II desired. UN. 1888.
PLAY. OR LEARN CONTRACT bridge
at the Peoples Bridge Studio, 25i4
14sh st. NV. AID. 2363 Whether
expert or novice, you can find pleas.
ant enjoyment at our sociable Fri.
MEa6oWs 5ss faf' REsT HOME. vacanc,e.
Pvt. or semipvt. or small ward
24.hr. nursing care. Tray service
Clip COVERS made to at; all worl
guaranteed. Phone WA 4336
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Nursing Home
double rooms. $50 per week with
24-hr, nursing care: LO. 5-0S72.
ACCORDION INSTRUCTION.. Private
lessons. Instrument furnished. Learn
before you buy. Free addition. 2425
Minnesota at Pa; ave. s.e. LU
4-2I27: LU. 4-2765.
ASSOCIATE NEEDED, since being ap.
pointed member World Trade Com
mittee: w. II. GRAHAM. I'll Wood.
ETbiERIY LOVED ONES given kind
care In small, new, brick, licensed
tNfsing home. 81. 1443.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
MELPAR, INC.

DRIVER, colored. must know city ant
suburbs; references; S45 week. Ap.
ply, MILLER'S FURS, 1891 g NV
DRIVER, cofored; must be sober anc
reliable; also must know city well
Apply FLOWERS. INC. 143l +
Dk1yEE-school M bus, = to . am.
$40 to $50 pm. 5-day. approx
20-hr. wk.; S120 mo. Call GIL
1900. 8 am. to 3 p m. -16
DRIVER. white. refs: furniture var
exper.; knowledge D. c.. suburbs
good oppor.; Md. permit. SH.. 566s
pRiSEs-RoRrER dsiSf ( R;%i for LIQUOR store ore ir
nearby Maryland; 4 to 12 pm; gooe
salary to qualified man with Md
permit. See Mr.. Sturges or Mr.
Sherman. PALO ALTO LIQUOR
STORE. 4409 Baltimore blvd
Bladensburg, Md.
DRIVERS WANTED (10) to drive
cabs In Silver Spring, full or part
time; up to so yrs. Of age; excellent
pay; no exper. necessary. YELLOW
CAB, Silver Spring. 81. 1921.
DRIVER statesmen r Established
bagged coal routes; good wages and
working conditions. Apply in per-
son. SHURFIRE FUEL PRODUCTS.
1928 South Capitol st. ,-16
DRIVER. for American Cab, reason
able rate for some one aober and
reliable. IA. 617S.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
HELP MEN

COUNTANT-Age 25-35. College
graduate preferred. Excellent op-
portunity Tor advancement in large
growing company. Good starting
salary. Call Mr.. WEYANT Me.
1890. Is
ACCoUNTANT-There are openings
on the staff OF an established local
certifisd public accounting Arm for
countants. Only those individuals
who have desire to enter and re-
main permanently In the field Of
public accounting will given con-
sideration. These positions offer op-
portunits for broad experience in
public accounting and for advance
Of the individual. The matter OF COM
pensatiop will be discussed during
interview Please reply in own hand
writing giving age. marital status
and brief resume Of education and
replies will be kept strictly confiden-
A6couNTANr. capable Of assuming
once and handling set Of doabie-
entry books; Reply IN own hand
AcGEoSpfas4 az tHSpfiatsf 2 535 iotx tot epi star Arm
typing. Reply in own handwriting.
stating ta.i1a, age education, exper.,
AecouSfANT1 AtSS e. NR21 3sGLss 3se-y star washing S
ton CPA firm, opportunity for ad-
vancement. Give complete details,
educ, exper.. family status. etc.
Box 1l4-s, Star. is
CLERK Interesting
premium accounting position requir-
ing an aptitude for figures; bookkeep-
ing or accounting experience helpful
We have attractive ofiices. good
working conditions and fine Eroup
Of employees. Opportunity for pro-
ICES LIFE 1NsURANcE c.. Room
ACcoUSTfNG sTUDENrs Fl DENTS interested
in retail field. we believe we can
offer you an opportunity with a
future: OPENING available either
attending school. Write. giving full
particulars as 10 age, scholastic
background. previous experience. etc
Box 110-S. Star.
AD MATCHES. sell amazing desiensl
20. 80, 40 and 240-lightbook
matches. Bigger spot-cash comm. !;
every business a prospect Repeats.
Start without exp, men. women; full,
furn. MATCH CORP. OF AMERICA,
Dept. NC. Chicago 81,
Evening star., 1951-10-14
ARCHITECTS
"RETTRED"

IF YOU RETIRED FROM GOVERN.
MENT OR PRIVATE PRACTICE
FIND you ARE RESTLESS ANp
MUST GO BACK TO WORK. But
45uNgGeE 4s MgGR AZ wy WHEN HEVr YoH oH dpENs WERE
ING FOR FIVE SUCH EXPERI-
ENCED ARCHITECTS FOR
Long JOE ADDRESS Box 1885,
Evening star., 1951-10-14
BRICK CLEANERS

BRICK CLEANERS
Only experienced need apply. AB-c
CLEANING CONTRACTORS, INC.
1888 9th st. NV. Ia
BRICKLAYERS for Glazed tile parti-
tions and exterior Hick work on
large hospital job In West Haven,
ANCHOR INVEsTMEST ESnfssIfaiISn co otn5saeq sSo
BklckEAYEks. III RI Eli i0SRl White. top ae WAGES;
report ready to work. See Lou
ziegsr;; 18th and Missouri ave. nv,
BRICKLAYERs t2o). mechanics only.
and 20. laborers wanted for Chester
pRIdKe iasld 'o5, sv 1E cal "a 95s9. -l5 ld
ing project In Hagerstown. Md, IA.
BuIIIIDSoizER OPERATOR, colored
preferred, exper. on caterpillar; D. C,
BUTCHER AND GROCERY CLERK;
no Sun. work. BRAD. HEIGHTS
MLARsKET. AIS Bowen I'd. Sc.
BUtTcIHfERS, colored, grocery expert
'ence. SOBER. local references and
D. c. permit; starting salary 500:
5h-day wk. For interview phone
NO. 97ss or Ia, 3401. -17 :
BUTCHER; must be stltdy and sober,
WIN local RET. SE. xWS.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

When snsweyfRe advertisement
addressed TO Staf bo4es do NOT
tnclose ORIGINAL references. photo.
graphs or Other materials OF per-
sondl ratue Copies serrs the p1Y-
pose and ORIGINALS may Get lost
Evening star., 1951-10-14
CLERK
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
ONE, FULL TIME
For clerical and phone work
Permanent position with
excellent chance for ad-
vancement with America
fastest-growing industry.
interviews. $50 a.m.-10 pm. Sc
Mr.. Woodf1eld.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

AUTOMOBILE DEALER has attractive
man within his. organization; viii
be In complete charge Of active de-
partment; proper training will be
given; excellent salary and other
sfs sfsep5s stsdsTd SSp'eai 81 Slda SH Ggss 5ssS
LuBRrCAT1oN MAN,
experienced, dependable and sober.
See Mr. Cross at GRADY MOTORS,
INC, 1899 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda.
AyTo MEcHANlc. top wages for Is,
vPss5SR ReobRAW A;sas'on sEk3cs kSsEe
1925 N. Washington blvd. Airing
AUTo MECHANIC. Ford. We have
openings for several experienced
Bssls %s RSspsasstoSs Rsads e Sors and sss.y si.g
dement's; paid vacation. Beat the
saa' sad 1R%fN gVRHsf foRb Lee hwy satns5 sn
AGTomd3fE fhsU SFafs MI MEcnANes RntAiNsfsH Vs Expert
enced on all types Of cars. Work on
5000 basis. All the work you can
Mr.. Cross at GRADY MOTORS. INC,
zss00g Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. OIL.
AUTOS MEcHANrc-po you want TOP
pay. 40-hour, 5-day week. paid
working conditions in o brand-new
bldg.?, II you ere experienced on
Ghrysler products. see MI. Funk.
PLYMOUTH, S521 Georgia ave-.
Silver Spring, Md. --15
AUTO MECHANICS, permanent Job,
modern well equipped shop. Top
salary and bonus. vacation and holi-
days with pay. See Mr.. Mullen,
oLMSTEAD MOTOR CO.. Olds-
mobile dealer. 1000 Wilson blvd.
.AA.ralinngtcn; .A.an VI nS. 3W. $500. Ia L..
mechanics for new, car Packard
dealershiD; mod, well equip, shop.
ton, 6ta-dy. wk.; only steady. nom
drinkers need apply. Guarantee open
for right men plus percentage which
should allow producers to earn in
excess Of 500 weekly. Plenty Of
for appt. cov1NGToN MOTOR CO..
7301 Wis. ace. Bethesda, WI.
1900 LA
Evening star., 1951-10-14
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
Secretary (F) S75 Wk

SVAJ w V1O WIZ
Real estate, expr. or law: store ne,
SO wk.; medical secy.. NV, $40
roceptionist-st steno, young, S65 wk
Dozens Of others daily. Miss Young
/ST. 1864 est. II yrs>.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
Evening star., 1951-10-14
MUNTZ TV
CLERK-TYPIST

3143 NORTH WASHINGTON BLVD
ARLINGTON. VA.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
ANTENNA MEN

121N I G1V1NA N1EV
To properly install antennas. on Gus.
toners homes. Some experience
helpful. but not absolutely necessary.
Good Jobs waiting for good men, See
MR.. BARTOLONE, ct 1880 Half st.
S.w. ia
APPRENTICE, young man TO learn
machinist trade: high school educa-
ton preferred. Call ia. 5-6666.
APPRENTICE MECHANIC, no ex-
Isrs;a:a psrisncs Necessary. ay good working
sick benefits. Apply in person. DO
not call HIRSH COIN MACHINE
CORP, 1909 New Jersey ave. NV.
APPLIANCE AND HARDWARE sales
man. ARFAx CO.. INC. Annandale,
Evening star., 1951-10-14

II YOU are looking for a position
with security, pleasant working cen
ditions. congenial associates, mod
ment; insurance and hospitslizs.
ton plan, leave and good salary
and are . typist, then see Mr. Hurd
or Mr.. Kackfey. !.
HILL & SANDERS, INC.
lila Vermont ave. NV.
lis
Evening star., 1951-10-14
CARPENTER

CARPENTER
E1ps5ien'ed a4s4 in repair work. Can M1S WI
CARPET INSTALLATION FOREMAN,
for carpet department Of large spe-
cialty store. Must pe thoroughly ex-
perienceG in all phases OF carpet
and brosd d DOM installation or do not
apply. Top salary for the right man.
Apply DIENER'S, 1900 r. l. ave.
CAR WASHERS. colored; to work in
men for week ends. 3510 Georgia
CASHIER -BoohkEEPER-For LAcY's
Clarendon store, 3100 North Wash
ington blvd. See Mr.. Roberts. lis
CASHIER-CLERK for auto service Of
nee; nee experienced % young ns,o man pre-
FisRs4 sf.Fsd soR4zrAsr aRHY K DfSsSf MoFoR CO.
920 Bladensburg I'd. 30
CHAUFFEUR to work with diplomat
Must speak Spanish. Call RIA. 1890
cHxtfrEus.rokTER. Effttfi1Es Z; sTE to live l6 in.
Private school requires services Of
cleaning and maintenance work,
References and Nd chauffeur IL
cense reauil ed. Good salary. OIL.
CHEF. white. must be experienced in
food costs. menu planning and
supervision OF kitchen personnel:
6-day wk,, working conditions for
this position are excellent. Write
complete resume of past exper. CIV
ing current refs. Box 324-R. Star.
CHEF for Italian american restau-
rant; hours 4 to 12 pm; no sun
day. Apply in person, THE LIDO
RESTAURANT. 91S 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
ADDRESSOGRAPH
OPERATOR.
ADVERTISING.

Salesman with car. Unmarried and
free to travel established territory
Sell and collect 20 ads at 1886 each
on our Standard Hotel Directory
now In best hotels.
EARN $3.50 IN EACH TOWN
DO A TOWN A WEEK
Write Union. Box 1S2-V. Star. for
Saturday appointment or phone
Evening star., 1951-10-14
AT'L EMPL. SERVICE
1919 18th st. NV. Ex. 1870.
ALEXANDRIA AREA

911 King ST.. Alex. AL. 1929.
Al Secretary (F.) SITS Wk.
Pref. legal exper., opportunity.
aviation secy, future, intro. S65 wk
Hotel Secy., und. 35 --- $3.50
German Eng. stenog. $50 wk
Assoc. stenog., under 35 $3.50 ur
Patent law stenog.. exp. > S75 wk
Recep. stenog., under 30 $3.50
NEED 200 new applicants DAILY
for interesting openings. See Miss
Lee or Miss Grant (NA. 234O)
Est. 80 yrs. Inquire
BOYD'S, 700 18th. Cor. G
Evening star., 1951-10-14
AUCTION SALES
]. CHARLES PAGAN. ATTY,
EQUITABLE BUILDING

J. CHARLES FAGAN. ATTY,
EQUITABLE BUILDING
THOMAS M. HARRINGTON. ATTY
JEROME A. LOUGHRAN. ATTY.
ELLICoTT CITY. MD.
Administrators sales of valuable
dwelling house and lot situated
and lying on the road running from
West Elkridge, Md, to Hanover
known as Hanover rd.. near the
village Of Hanover in the frs
election district Of Howard County
Md. Sale on the premises Satur-
day. October. twentieth, 1851. II
am. Lot IA acres, 1O0-ft. front,
age on Hanover rd., improved BY
2-story. S-room concrete block
dwelling. hot-water oil heat. AL
utilities subject / cent ground
rent, payable If demanded. Terms
Deposit $1,000. balance upon rati.
1ication.
WILLIAM S. FLECKENsTEIN.
AUGUSTA c. BRYAN,
Administration
Evening star., 1951-10-14
> BOOKKEEPER

As head of the ONCE. Age 3o.45.
FIaE Fuily .ssE, sxEpsriencsd in double entry
commercial experience. No others
need apply. Excellent chances for
advancement. Beginning salary
$500 year. Apply Box l64-V.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
ANTENNA MEN

To properly install antennas
on customers homes. Some
experience helpful but not abb
Solutely necessary. Good Jobs
waiting for good men. See
Mr.. BARTOLONE. at 1880
Half st. s.w. ga
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
] time. SIC per line.
. TO times consecutively. Soc per
!ine
z times censecutively 33c oef line
NeW Automobiles 55c per line, 4-hne
minimum
claims Tor errors must be made in
time for correction before second
insertion
Spec - Notices and Personal. &c DER
line additional
Evening star., 1951-10-14
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
SALARIES
PLEASANT WORKING
AND
LIVING CONDITIONS
AMPLE RESEARCH
FACILITIES
LIBERAL TRAVEL
ALLOWANCE
TO THE EAST

BUILD A NEW, EXCITING
CAREER-Excellent oppor-
tunities for advancement
with a firm young enough
for unlimited growth; well
enough established to offer
security. Today, help sup
ply our armed forces with
the newest types of hell
copters-tomorrow, help de-
velop versatile civilian hell
copterS as well.
To meet production and de-
velopment contracts, Sikor-
sky Aircraft is enlarging its
plant by a third-and al
ready 1t is the largest plant
In the world solely devoted
to helicopter manufacture.
Send resume to r. c. Banks,
Personnel Manager.
Sikorsky Aircraft
Division of
United Aircraft Corporation
Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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ts. ssEEg. 49,. -sz4.