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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-19
Whooper-Up Days Of '9S Held by Elks Saturday

The Days of '9S" were brought up to date in night-long celebra- tion of the old days by Elks and their ladies at the Elks lodge and ballroom Saturday night with able assistance by the Skagway Elks troupe.
 An estimated 1,200 persons crowd ed into the building to watch the Skagway group stage two of its un- usual shows, to dance and drink, to gamble" with stage money, and to watch the judging of the boards and costumes.
 One Elk said, "and we might have got more people in here except those bushy boards and bumpy bust les take so much room"
 But all of the costumes weren't the decorous kind, and some of the dance hall girls dresses had been cut down to 'see" level It was a gay, swirling night for the big annual celebration and the roaring days of the gold rush must have come into sharp focus in the minds of some of the oldtimerS.
 Big Climax
 The celebration built up to a big climax by the time of the second show of the Skagway entertainers, but the small hours of early morn- ing saw many dancers just starting to have fun. Most of the ElkS said it was "one of the best" of the cele- brations
 Pat Carroll was master of cere- monies for the nights two floor shows. The Skagway players, with girls in saucy, yellow dance-hall- girl dresses and men in checkered vets, straw hats and gaitered sleev- es, started their first performance off with Rick -Ticky- Tune" The second number concerned the vag- aries of jealous man and gal with rowing eye. Jackie and Gail Budd. Singing, All Er Nuthin'.' Love Is the Reason,' with Adele McGuane and the girls of the cast was the next song-dance routine.
 "Weird Beard Man
 With the audience spotted with wierd boards, there could have been no mere fitting number than "The Man With The Wierd Beard" by the men. Gene Bird was the beard Juanita Stevenson, who manages and plays piano for the troupe, took the spot with the girls in singing, "Razza Ma Tazz."
 Acting emcee Carroll called a halt inthe show while Elmer Friend, of the Empire, was given 50-year pin from the Skagway Elks lodge. Friend joined the lodge in 1901 and has retained his membership since that date. As usual, Elmer showed a fine command of language when called upon to speak. He said noth- ing. The girls of the Skagway tlOQpC oWdlulCo UiOuli0 NAAAAO A-A- mer gave them kisses-or took them.
 "Elmer's kisses sure speak vol umes," one of the girls said.
 I'll bet they aren't first edi- tions," another added enthusiastic cally.
 Skagway's Mayor Sings
 The next number might have been an anachronism for the '98-ers, but proved one of the favorites. Bar in a Car" was sung by Skagways mayor, Bill Feero, and Archie Brena and Bill Bingham. Next came While Strolling Through the Park, ," by Feero, Brena, Bingham and Bird.
 The show concluded with char lie, My Boy" by a double mixed trio, and with the whole cast sing ing and dancing, By the Light of the Silvery Moon" Late in the ,evening, the troupe gave another show, repeating the "Wierd Beard" act, and making several good Elks swear off for life with tossing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-19
TO FORT YUKON

Dick Cross, with CAA here, left today for Fort Yukon where he will be relief operator for 90 days while the regular man and wife team there are Outside on leave. He plans to gather material for an- other of his travel books.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-19
ARC MEN ARRIVE

E. Reuff and E. M. Harding who have been with the Alaska Road Commission at Valdez during the past summer are now at the Gas tineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-19
FROM FAIRBANKS

MT. and Mrs E. Ellingin of Fair banks arrived here yesterday from Anchorage and are stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-19
AT THE HOTEL JUNEAU

Philip Allen and Wilfred A. Sanderson of the Alaska Road Con- mission have taken up winter resi- dence at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-19
F o R E c A s T

U h E C "A ; T
 (Juneau and Vicinity Continued fair and cold to- night and Tuesday with gusty northeasterly winds. Lowest temperature tonight near 20 degrees in town and as low as 10 degrees in outly- ing areas. Highest tempera- ture Tuesday around 25 de- grees.
 F R E IPITA ION tPast 24 hours ending 7:3o am. today At Airport = 0.32 inches; since July l-17.13 inches. . .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-19
FROM STEWARD

Thomas Mitchell of Spenard is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-19
Ship Movsnsnts

Denali scheduled to sail from &c., attle on Friday.
 Baranof scheduled to arrive northbound at 3 am, tomorrow.
 Freighter Sailors Splice in port.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-19
TIDE TABLES
NOVEMBER 20

High tide 6::32 a.m., 12.8 it.
 Low tide l2:1l pm, Fl it. High tide 5:48 p.m., 13.3 1t.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-19

Triplette and Dalziel. Jack Burford expects to begin transferring his office supplies store stock to the new location about December l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-19
WEATHER REPORT (U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU

At Airport: Maximum, 27; Minimum, 19.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-19

The Secretary of State made no direct mention of the Soviet Union.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-19

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Evening star., 1951-07-14
Number of Doctors
Hits AII-Time Hioh

CHICAGO. - The American
Medical Association reports that
5000 new physicians were Ii
censed to practice in the United
States and its possessions in 1850.
There were 1874 deaths in the
medical profession, making q net
gain of 2.208.
The total of physicians in the
continental United States reached
209, ,040 on December IS, 1850, an
all-time high.
Evening star., 1951-07-14
|CeNu|oid Kid, 3 Others Under $50, 900 Bond

Four men arrested early yes
terday and charged with break
ing into the Georgetown home
of Donald Hiss. 5000 @ street
NV, were held under $4,000
bond each when arraigned in
Municipal Court later in the day
on a housebreaking charge.
The high bond for tine quartet,
one of whom is known as "the
Celluloid Kid" was set by Judge
Nadine L. Gallagher at the re-
quest of Assistant United States
Attorney Arthur D. Schaffer
Judge Gallagher postponed a
hearing on the housebreaking
charge to next Wednesday.
Mr.. Schaeffer asked the court
to set the high bond in view Of
their records" and told the court
there are many "ramif1cations"
which need further investigation.
Police, he said, had discovered a
quantity of loot. Police hoped
to solve a number of recent house
breakings as a result of the ar
rests.
Two of the men were captured
at the Hiss home. They are
James E. Bishop. %, of the 1700
block of @ street NV, and Monte
w. Durham, %, of the 400 block
of Sixth street NV.
After arresting the two, police
fired at a fleeing automobile to
capture Wilson B. Davis, Is, of
the 800 block of H street NE.
The fourth man, Clarence A.
Saterwhite, Is. was arrested at
his home in the 1000 block of
North Capitol street.
Bishop has been dubbed 1.-The
Celluloid Kid" by police because
of his method of using celluloid
to open locks.
Evening star., 1951-07-14
ALREADY $50 SOLD
AND OWNER OCCUPIED

Compare this value and you'll see Why
so many fomiIies have chosen beautiful
HOLLYWOOD. Besides the many out
standing construction features HOLLY
WOOD offers quiet suburban living
near schools, shopping and transporter
ton. Choose from either the Rambler or
Colonial designs in this beautifully
planned community.
Evening star., 1951-09-06

CONTACT LADY. a4-55, TO work 4
hrs daily or 3 ewes. and Sat Able
to meet public. About So hr. Apply
Wed. 10 tn = or To $50 pm. Rm.
zoe. 710 14th st. NV, Wed or
Thurs. -R
thoroughly recent experience: 5-day
week, of holidays and Sundays:
good pay and commission. ALBANY
PHARMACY. 18th and H NV. -
COUNTER GIRL--White; must be
experienced; l1-7 pm. daily. Nc
Suns. S35 Apply ready to so to
work 1908 RESTAURANT, 1903 Pa
ave NV.
COUNTER GIRL, white. for construc-
ton lob lunch stands; vicinity Be-
thesda and Andrews Air Force Base.
Call OR. 1856 between and s .. m.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
HELP MEN AND woMEN

AGENTS. ORGANIZATIONS Sell
Americas finest CHRISTMAS CARD
ASSIGNMENTS. Name imprints. 80 for
ties. Bonus ~ plan. samples on map ap-
TERcRAFT. 1911 q st. NV. wash
ington s, D. c. DI, O90S.
CHECKER for food and beverage for
flrst-class night club. Call WA
1885 between ] and 8 pm. -6
CIGAR MAN OR WOMAN. Must be
exper. in all phases Of cigar and
magazine work. UPTOWN PHAR-
MACY. $3.50 Conn. ave. NV. EN-
CLERK, in srocery store. Apply SOC
4th St. s.e., after pm. Ii. 4-90SS.
COOK WANTED, white or colored
good hours and working conditions
COUPLE to live in sman s.w. apt
bldg reas. rent and small allow
ance for services rendered in BLDG :.
oil neat; imm. occupancy. Cal
COGPLE. wife to cook and clean
man to help in house and as garden.
er and chauffeur; will live in ~.
tractive apt with TV in new moderr
house on large farm located % mi
south Of Fredericksburg on Rt. IL
AND MRS. LEE D. BUTLER, Kin.
loch Farm, Supply p. o.. Va. Writ,
giving age. exper. and refs II ir
or near Washin gton. call Lee D
Butler. Inc. 1871 21st ct. NV. ant
Evening star., 1951-09-06
TYPIST

White or colored, for credit ONCE;
Apply REGAL. I'll 9TH ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
GIRLS, 20 TO 40

GIRLS, 20 TO 40
.CANTEEN WORK
TO, work IN canteens at Navy Powder
hours, to start Sept. Il. Full time
and part time hours open. Cali or
write E. r. GIDDINGS. S5l4 Green
wood ave. Takoma Park IL, Md.
saiso sa4y 1897 Transp' furn.' If neees- s
WOMEN, to address envelopes by hand.
Apply HoLEY@oo0 Gls o2"c c1orHPNd 81 PSs%tsss co
YogNG 81 t!h LADY. al Wv white. age not li i'm
WANTED, CANDY SALEsGIRL. over
raEnTER yfF Of e5S aSf Pa. aHs' ARDly se at PENN
general once work. we will train
TO take orders, buy on market,
keep inventory, etc: Vacation. sick
leave. Apply End floor, l0l1 E
YoUNG LADIES to assist manaser
with adv, campaign for leading oil
Apply MR.. COOPER. Ambassador
Hotel 9-12 and 1-5 Wed, Thurs,
Fri; only. No phone calls. g.
f0uNG YOUNG LADY for retail store, sta
g;30 an. 1917 G st. NV.
WOMAN, full or part time, to work
IN hardTaTe store; salary open: Ap-
SIy S%AE e. co cpo5srkBfTs F5f sth hoGk st Sc = HASD s
WOMAN. white. age 1S to SO for
cafeteria work, counter work. salad
making. floor work, no experience
necessary. we will teach you; Sal
pm. pm sHoIL's COLONIAL CAFE
WOMAN. cultured. with initiative and
good personality; for RESPONSIBLE
SsSt position .eDs Splendid fTsure for apg gho
Ist year. BOX 500-R. Star. IS
WOMAN who wants to learn. real
estate: full time, car and phone;
good proposition. STRoUP. RA,
YoUSG WOMAN, general ONCE work,
some typine and computing; perma-
nent. ACME BINDERY CO., 1166
woMEN-We win train 2 women for
tSst are now making Dssi their 'oUse oan
clothes; perm. employment; good
starting salary; 40-hr. wk.; pleasant
working cond. Apply Mr.. Griffin.
bet o1 Am and II s7o, noon; ,, or zzs;al call
ING MACHINE CO.. 31O7 wilson
GIRLS. for general clerical work. We
will train you as cashiers, PIX op-
orators, credit investigators, etc. !;
full pay while learning, plus all
other company benefits. Joe Tash,
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 719 9TH
WOMEN ts). extra money for spare S
hours! AyoNi Serve AvoNs
over s25 weekly. RE. ORES. Is
$50 is YOURS-Sell only 100 81
boxes. Christmas card sales boom
ing. Complete lines. Famous Chill
ton prize" asst. Personals 40 for
81 up. No experience. No risk.
Samples on approval. Chiffon.
147A Essex. Boston, Mass.
GIVE NICE HOME to middle-aged
lady who will keep apt. and look
after girls. 10 and 9. Call DU. O314
4 am. to 2 pm. 12H
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted.
Please call in person. Mt. VERNON
BAR & GRILL. AL 18th st. NV.
YOUNG WHITE GIRL to work in
doctors once, in NV. section, 5Ia
days. Typing necessary. CO. 2202.
EARN S5O-S16O WK. in spare time.
Sell plastics for Christmas gifts
through popular party plan, High
commission; free sample kit, free
t,IEls sEs,nEing. can Ap; E. 1884 eT writ: 4:
st. NV. for details.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
CLERK-TYPIST

Age 2O-3O. The Evening Star has an
opening in the classified advertts-
an accurate typist. with a. good
telephone voice, who is capable and
would enjoy rendering service to
customers by telephone The hours
are 4 days a week, TO 9:30 =. m,
and Sat. II am. to ON. II m
terested, apply personnel "fice.
Rm sos. Open Mon. through Fri
$50 am. &c ) pm. and Sat am
Evening star., 1951-09-06
THE EVENING STAR
ifn1 % Ave n w

CLERK TYPIST. Excellent position
open for young woman; need some
one permanent; tipping speed not
essential; pleasant environment,
with economical cafeteria. 2 .wks.
vacation. plus many company bene-
fits. Apply Room 300, 816 l4th St
NV, between Q m. and 3 pm. -
CLERK TYPIST. an alert young
woman for an excellent position;
salary to start $50 wk.: opport. Tor
quick advancement; 5-day wk.;
permanent position; company ben
efits: references REQUIRED. Appiy
MANHATTAN AUTO g. RADIO CO..
1706 7th st. NV. III
CLERK -TYPIST. permanent position,
40-hour week. Call DU. 4S2l. 1888
CLERK TYPIST - Local insurance
company wants young lady for typing
and general ONCE work; starting sal
airy, $1,000; 5-day week. Apply
CLERK-TYPisT. not over 35. for
small once; 5-day .wk;, pleasant mi
TRANSFER CO., 2116 5th st. ne
CLERK -TYPIsT. for general office
work, bet. ages of Is and 30, Musi
be neat and accurate. Nationals
known firm: 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Lib.
eral employe benefits. Call MISS
ALIEN, MA 073O.
= perm. positions. MARVINs, z3+
9TH st NV. -
Evening star., 1951-09-06
HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

The Star has available a permanent
position in the accounting depart
ment for q young woman, 1890
years of age, who can type opprox-
imately 35 words per min, is will
ing to give good attendance and can
pass a physical exam. Apply per
sonnet Room 500. Open weekdays,
5000, and Sat. 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-09-06
TYPIS1
TYPIST

uptown air-conditioned ONCE. pleas
ant surroundings, 3 days a weeS
vacations with pay; salary open
GE 28o2 II
Evening star., 1951-09-06
HELP WOMEN

sTATIsTIcAL CLERKS, experienced
with figures. Perm. full-time posi-
tion with one Of Washington's lead
ing women's speciality shops. Pleas
ant working conditions with store
DISCOUNTS and benefits. Apply Mr..
Evening star., 1951-09-06

OFFICE CLERICAL
Young woman able to operate add
ing machine for modern air-condi-
toned office In Clarendon, Va. Lib
eral purchase discounts. Apply Mr.
LinkA
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
North Highland ST. and Fairfax DR..
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1951-09-06

SALESWOMAN. competent asst. to
shop; eXper. in better dresses and
suits; wonderful opportunity and
future for right person. HO. 2145.
SALESWOMAN. part time for fabric
and sewing center. Sales experience
not necessary, but must be thoroughly
familiar with all types Of fabric
and sewing Morning or afternoon
work Store located Shirlington
business center. Prefer some one
living in vicinity. Phone MR..
SHEEHAN. OV. 6464. =
with some knowledge
OF sewing, interested in permanent
employment; good starting salary;
40-hr. wk.; pleasant working conds.
Apply Mr. Griffin. bet. 8 am. and
. noon, or call EN-. 4244 for appt.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
3107 Wilson blvd. 3
exper., for large chill
dren's store in Arlington; steady and
pleasant work, excel. wages, chance
for advancement. Call TIE. 1000 for
appointment. --6
Evening star., 1951-09-06
TYPIST

TYPIST-CLERK. in insurance claims
| dept Permanent position. oppor.
MPs sgRity eFGs sGs s9S sayansemsnt weDHt apply
TYPIsT FOR INTERESTING work in
auditing department. Accuracy more
important than, speed. 40-hr... B.
sis BEARS fs RoEBUcKs e see eo'a Mss asSS SSpeS
Hot shoppe. La. $3.50. 1e 80
WAITRESS. or counter girl; hrs, S-5;
meals and uniforms fuTn. Apply in
person. MAYFLoWER SHOP. 1908
WAffTiRIE;sss - Experienced. exceiien, s
earnings DUFFY's TAVERN. 1861
wafTREssEs. vi Tissi colored. neat. attfac. MS
GxvERNs tixe aRa eTPs5. ITtS ,AG Apply ~, At CLUE
wAfTREssES for nrst-class nigh,
Club. WA. 1856 between l and
MATTRESSES. white, full or 1 part
ToRs e siisI REsTAuRANTF:. Z r. II. @S'@' PE SPEC
WAITRESS. white. experienced. part
| time or full-time available; College
Park vic. Call WA. 974o, 9 m.
WXITRESs-Day or night WORK;
good pay, short hours. BAssIN 5
GRILL; 74ls Wis. ave, Bethesda,
WAITRESS, white, over 81; local cx-
pperienee; sANDBAR RESTAURANT
WAITRESS. must be neat and fast.
job. Apply WHEEL BAR, 3s17 Bla-
wHTTREsssEss. wfHsTFTTRRnEEsss e. experienced; short
hours: good tips. Apply after Q pm,
BROWN DERBY. 3333-A Conn. ave
MATTRESSES. white, experienced
full and part time; Sundays OF.
wHIfEkE.ssESs wHRFE .S Eeyys r. for ns Italian restau
VILLA ROSA RESTAURANT. Si0
Roeder rd.' 8. s.. Nd. JU. 7-712e.
psrsen NEW sTDf55fRefs Sun REsrA1RzsF APRsz +
wAITREsS-Good wages, tips. room
wafrsfssEsc saf sGsgs ca y, w11sGrt 1sItt ssio
SUNDAYS on good salary. ALI
SONS RESTAURANT. 62i6 3rd ST.
NV. GE. 0513. -
WAITRESS, exper. or inexper.; good
appearance. over 81; 6-day week;
sood pay: pleasant conditions.
| SeodaLA' Lee n"S- al Sieoe
wAITREssEsLAttractive and exper-
| fenced in night clubs; part time and
full time. CLUB La cONGA, a4I2
Baltimore ave. Colleee Park. Md
WAITREss@Apply CHINA INN RES.
TAURANT. shirlington Shoppinl
Center, Arlington. Va. ov.. 3OSS,
WAITRESS. exper.. to work 3 days
| lp-G n Aa .
good pay; must be reliable. 5s2s
Ga; ave. NV GE. 9537.
I345 Connecticut ave: NV. --6
WAITRESS: tiaErR white. nice air-condi,-
tips Eeos sssau'1na Rorkins con c6ndisiOns sfsss
MA9.GRUDERs. 2o51 Wilson blvd,
wAiTREs;sEsg SIS s. wanted, PYRAMID
EEEsTAURANT. .2s10 14th st. NV.
with pay. Apply in person between
2 and 8 pm. No phone calls. See
wAifTREssNs9Tss; 90. white; eve evenins
M no osiy sHn 4eI5S PoUoEr Il Of5iE9ar REsrRG Sff
RANT. 1900 Conn. ave, NV. =
MATTRESSES 60
RESTAURANT. 337 H st. ne. IS
MATTRESSES
Morning or evening; good salary. tips
and meals. POTOMAC HOTEL,
GIRL, white, 81 to 35. to answer tele-
| full; must have good handwriting;
hrs, 3 to IL pm. 5 or day
wk., incl Sat, Sun. holidays. Apply
| Ala Albee Bldg. 1925 G st. NV. 5
GIRL; eolored' for fountain work
Evening star., 1951-09-06
SALESLADIES

LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR
AND ACCESSORIES
Here Is an opportunity for you to
earn top salary in one of our mod
ern air-cond. stores. Immed. open
ings. full or part time. Liberal dis
counts on purchases. Apply to the
store nearest you.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F st. NV.
3942 Minnesota Ave, NE.
3030 Fairfax Dr., Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
COLoRED GIRLS machine operator

CULUkED GIKLSi machine Operatol
and folder. STANLEY LAUNDRY
9l0 N. Y. ave. NV. s.
COLORED. GENERAL OFFICE CLERK
for real estate once. Must be able
with reference. Apply JONES
REALTY CO.. 2217 14th st. NV,
Suite 8. 2nd a. DU. 0656. bet. IL
and s pm. -
COLORED WOMAN, neat, as general
kitchen helper; must be experienced
in pies and short orders; no Sunday
work. Apply ALTOURAS DINING
ROOM. 1909 18th st. NV. -
COLORED CLERK-TYPIST, college
trained. For details, AID. 7139.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
CLERK-ASS'T
ROnKKEEpER

=
ization. 35-hr. work week. Earned
day and insurance benefit plans
TURKrNGToN aTh5i eSr aORi aE saso ssls6n0ne 8F'
CLERK : sTENoGRAPHER. ) day
week. 35 hours; general contractors S
once; good starting salary, Phone
Mon. through Fri. .
CLERK-TYPIST for insurance of6ce;
5-day wk.; permanent position: S45
per wk to start. Apply SOB Victor
cRREIdksK-TYPisTEPeFm RIds If sSH sf; NV position; 8
day wk. Apply CAPITOL PRINTING
INK Co, sos Charming pl. ne. -l2
CLERK -TYPIST, white; young girl
for real estate office, general once
week. chance for advancement;
starting salary, $40 wk. Call GE.
cLiIERK-TYPIsT. familiar with gen
sEaI Gcs W9E5 aoE ABBY go6 5ressHTer esiVert
CiIERK.TYPIsT. claims dept. large
not necessary. Call ME-. 1545. IS
CLERKfrhhsId hsI,dsys 2-0a5 yfeK
see Mrs McRorie MALoNEY's.
INC. 1925 Ga. ave, Silver Spring
CLERK-TYPISTr order clerk ana IN
ventory exper. helpful: must be &C
curate with figures. OIL. 1923. IS
CLERK K-TYPIST--35-h wk; pleas
ant working conds. salary commen-
surste with exper. and ability. Beth
esda area. Apply In person, CO.
LUMBIA SPECIALITY CO. INC. 503
Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase. Md.
CLERK-TYPIST - Permanent posi-
tion with estab printing company,
general ONCE work; 5-day wk.; good
salary. Phone DI. 1856. $
CLERK-TYPlST Young woman
needed to fill permanent position N
sales dept. of established retail appli-
ance and contracting firm. Excel
lent pay and working conditions
with an opportunity for advence-
ment Apply to MR.. EDWARDS
627 r st. NV .
Evening star., 1951-09-06
PHIIIPSBORN
11th st., Between r and q

PHlLIPSBORN
11th. St., Between r and @
STENOGRAPHER = Young woman
sales dept. OF established retail ap-
pliance and contracting Arm. Ex-
cellent pay and working conditions.
with an opportunity for advance
ment. Apply to MR.. EDWARDS,
sTENoGRAPMER. ri 8 Il: PHI wanted BY IS local
corporation; previous legal exper-
tence unnecessary: Opportunity to
work with congertaI group and ac-
uuire training IN law field; 6-day
week: Call Ma. 0072, Ext. 2. -6
national law Arm; good working con-
sTTENoGeRRAPHER-Naiti%onai TissH,e Raj % publica-
tion requires rapid, accurate ,stenog-
rapher: assist busy executive. B.
StsSaton Shg Ek Sn.ua oppcr nG fSr
advaneement. Good starting salary
sTfNo fEs oS1ktApHER 5S1tA = Pleasant variety E
Of work for experienced. girl. not
S-day, osS5i-hr. wk'. F'Stt at s55; 3 weeks
sTESoGRAPHER, exper.. capable,
day, 37h-hr. wk.; air-cond.. ultra
Rssaoa Sfs Sospssstion fsiTss saaS o5:r Bsn
Association OF MASTER PLUMB-
ERS. 1016 Goth st. NV. -6
STENOGRAPHER, exper.. who will be
neat and punctual; .5-day wk., hrs;
salary Ia p eSnffaisi cai ME 4ias i!oSOnere' e90'
sTENOGRAPHER = Catholic organ
surroundings, Sat. free. 1912 Mass.
ave. nv. RIM. 207. or call RE. 1858.
sTEENoGRAPHER; some knowledge of
bookkeeping; real estate ONCE; ) "a
day week, disqualification and sick
R. @. DUNNE. 1885 r. l. ave. ne,
sTENoGRHPHER. for law office, ex-
per. unnecessary; 5-day wk. Ma.
sITENoGRAPHER. 1s to 80; modern
MAN & SONS. MA. 1924. Mr.. Sacks
STENoGRAPHER-For auditing dept.
Pleasant working eonds.: air-cond.
office; discount privileges; many top
rated company benefits df;f;on 4o-hr,; n,i. p
Personnel ONCE, SEARS. RoEBUcK
& CO, $500 wis. ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER. to work with our
federal division manager. 5%day. 40
hr. wk, paid vacation. Apply at
2765 Jefferson Davis hwy, Arl., Va.
STENoGRAPHER, experienced. with
well-eStablished organization: pleas
ant working conditions and many
employe benefits; we need an eX-
ceptional girl. who is looking for a
permanent and interesting position;
starting salary. S55 wk DI 6963,
MISS YINGLING. IS
STENO-TYPIST, for sales section
wholesale house in ne. Wash; 5-day
wk. air-c conditioned off1ce, vacation
and insurance plan; salary, $50 wk.
Box 495-R, Star s
Evening star., 1951-09-06
CTFRK-TYPIST

email insurance agency has opening
for ,oung lady under 80. Insurance
Conv loc for resident Of Brook
land woodbridge area. Permanent po-
sition. with pay increases. Salary TO
start S175 month. Cali CO. $500.
The daily record., 1951-08-07
BY LYNN NISBET
Raleigh Correspondent

RALEIGH, Aug. 7 Out of
IA opinions recently rendered by
the attorney general and included
in digest released for publication
today, 10 deal with taxation and
three with operation of motor
vehicles.
The attorney general rules that:
Real estate purchased subsequent
to Jan. is subject to the lien of
personal property taxes listed by
the former owner of the real estate
for the year in which the real
estate was purchased, as well as
to the lien of any prior personal
taxes.
Governing boards of counties
and municipalities are authorized
to refund funds received through
clerical error or by tax illegally
levied and assessed, provided the
taxpayer makes demand in
writing for refund within two years
from the date the tax was due to
be paid.
The maximum additional tax or
penalty which can be added to