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Books

3-Slz5o Copies Pulpit Lorse FamiIy King Jones
Bible, morocco bound 80 - 1898
s copies-$5.oo From the South seos" Studies in
adolescence by Margaret Mead ---.--------S 81 40
$500 Copies Queen New oreans," Hortnett
Kone 81 40
3-$4.e5 Copies "PopuIor Medieoi Encyclopedia.
Morris Fishbein MD. 81 40
$3.50 Set Of II volumes "World Scope Eney-
eIopedio." le48 edition $3.50
$4,000 Copies Webster's New international un-
ebridsed Dictionary io48 edton) ------SI 800
5-S4.sS Copies "Boet Design. Past and Present"
by Cyril W. Beaumont 81 80
Kanns-Downstairs Bookstore
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$1.39 Plastic House Aprons

$1.39 Plastic House Aprons
Several styles for selection, in pretty eoIors S0hC
They sponge clean with damp cloth. O3I
Kanns-Notions-Str Floor
Better Dresses
ls-$les5 to Sass Misses and Women's Dresses.
broken sizes &c. 80
I0-$l6o5 Womens Dresses. black, navy, purple,
5-s1es5 TO $500 Extro-size Dresses. AZ to SO,
$1,000
7-$z50o TO $ze.e5 Dinner Gowns. IA to 20,
$500
Kann's-Second Floor
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1910 Years of Age
White. to insert papers. Apply,
ready for work on Sat. night at
$50 to Mr.. Ferber mailroom fore
man. mezzanine floor Good pay.
Positively no telephone calls
THE EVENING CTAP
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HELP MEN

men, ages FL to 80; must be physi-
cally Mt; must have high school
education. Salary S6202 to 500 Al
per week. 40 hours. Apply Monday
AGENCY, INC, End and Eye St. ne,
Room 2i4
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TRUCK DRIVER
TURRET LATHE,
SETTTP MEN

TURRET LATHE,
SETUP MEN
Experienced, excellent opportunity
top rates to qualified men, 54-hour
week. paid vacation and hospitali-
cation Apply BOWEN & CO.. 47I2
Bethesda ave. Beth, Md.
Tv ATHENA MEN, some exper.
necessary; FRED WALKER, 2605
ny %ili xSrR R,xs Alb An iEN KS
MAN-5la-day week, no nightwork.
Chance for advancement into service
work Coed pay and pleasant work,
Ing go S9n 1WIeTSn EaIlo aSa5 RADIO
NV, ia 0751 and ia. 0793. --26
TYPIsT-Aeeurate. invoice billings
ing dept; 6-day wk; FoRMAN
TYPIsT CLERK. physically handi-
capped preferred. to work in book
keeping ONCE of social sRency en-
ness and accuracy more important
than speed: 5-day wk.; vacation with
pay other employe benefits. Me.
5a40 for appointment. 90
USED CAR LOT ATTENDANT-One
who can clean cars and make him.
self generally useful. Starting sal
airy. $40 per week. Apply to RELI-
ABLE MOTOR CO., 10l N. Y.
BLIND INSTALLATION
MAN. Apply to AERO VENETIAN
BLIND CO, 524 Forest Glen I'd,
Silver Spring. 81. $3.50. -22
WATERS t2) for ItaIan-American
restaurant. Day or night work
Good tips. Meals and salary. Apply
COMMODORE RESTAURANT, 615
D st. NV. 81
WAREHOUSEMEN. immediate open
ines, permanent positions. attractive
salary. 40-hour wk. Periodic pay
increases. Group insurance. Retire
ment plan. Vacation with pay. Age
20 TO 30: Apply in person EX-
CHANGE OFFICE. Boiling Air Force
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APPRAISER. woman or
girl. handicapped preferred. to learn
10 price repaired and renewed cloth
Ing Tor assignment to stores. Inter-
estln2 work for a mentally alert
person. 5-day wk.. vac. with pay,
other employe benefits. ME. $40 for
apot. ga
to take care of aged
lady and do g.h,w.. must live in;
ref req, Call LA 6-4I2O. -23
COOK for SWARTZELL HOME FOR
CHILDREN. GE. 1892. FL
GIRL. white. no expert
ence necessary. Apply DIXIE PIG
BARBECUE. Marlboro pike and Ben
nings I'd. sc HI. 4333. -22
COuNTEe GIRLS. with soda foun-
tain experience. Good hours. good
pay. Apply UPTOWN PHARMACY,
$3.50 Conn. ave, EN-. 90 81
CREDIT INTERVIEWER. exper. pref.
but not nee, will train; 40-hr. wk.,
excel. employe benefits, Apply Per
sonnet Dept, SEARS, ROEBUCK g.
CO., S455 Colesville I'd -2I
DENTAL ASsISTANT-No experience
nee; 5-day wk. State salary. Box
ASSISTANT, white expe-
rlenced preferred Bethesda-Chevy
Chase area. Call OIL. 3174 after 10
noon. ga
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HELP MEN

YOUNG CoLoRED MAN to work In
grocery store. Apply Penn Super
Marker 1909 Montello ave. ne 21s
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MEN

1910 Years of Age
White. TO insert papers. Apply,
ready for. work on Sat. night at
$50 to Mr.. Ferber, mailroom fore
Postve aszT no teeph ho0e ca do0d pay
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110l Pennsylvania Ave. NV
YOUNG MAN-Steady Job with local
of1ice OF national publisher; Short
hours, good pay Room 424. l4o4
YOUNG MAN to learn roofing and
to start. Call LII. 4-2aS6. So
YOUNG MAN for general ONCE work
and machinery; no sxper; necessary
v IA 5Ss4, NARY FRANKS: III
YOUNG MAN for misc. clerical dn-
PERT. 914 Eye St. NV. -23
YOUNG MAN, colored. part-time eve.
work. exper: on fountain. SUGARS
DRUG STORE, $500 o st. NV, DU.
YOUNG MAN mechanically inclined
for appliance repairs. Can La.
YOUNG MAN fstore salesman), ex-
perienced plumbing. fixtures. sup
plies and accessories; must have
knowledge of plumbing and heat
ing materials: salary and commits
sion, SHAPIRO I;I od PLuMBI-'d, 3ils
YOUNG MAN, with some experience
or to apprentice in upholstery shop:
excellent opportunity 70 learn trade
Apply in person, AMERICAN UP
HOLSTERY CO., 371s 14th st. NV
YOUNG MAN. to sell and service
sewing machines for department
store. Advancement guaranteed TO
ambitious man with initiative. Sal
ary. car allowance, and commits
sion writ With sdstlS9s S0n coo APgy
ALIVE DEPT STORE, Arlington,
YOUNG MAN, a1-e5, as underwater
trainee. multiple line casualty in
surance company. Excellent oppor-
MR. saRi'y yE n Jfe,d1 Hu frg 9945 once Can
YOUNG MAN WANTED to work in
Experience and reference required
No phone calls. Apply MEL LEWIS,
3409 Conn. ave. NV. Il
YOUNG MEN
To train as floor covering sales
be willing to apply. themselyes and
learn: good salary, Apply DIENER,S,
1900 Rhode Island ave. ne. 20
SPECIAL OFFICERS for pvt. prop
erty AGES 81 to rs. 40-hour week.
state age. weight, height and en-
pigment for last B years. Box
EARN sso-siso WEEK in spare time;
sell plastics for Christmas gifts
through popular party plan: high
commission free sample kit, free
training Call AID. 1884 or write
HOUSE OF PLASTIcS. 2435 18th st
NV. for details
ALERT YOUNG MAN to assist man
ager in Mint Man car wash, to
inspect cars and other duties. Apply
BETHESDA MINIT-MAN CAR WASH,
4716 Cheltenham Or, Bethesda.
Nd. OIL $500. ga
FULLY EXPER. CLIMBER. ex-
eel. pay, good working cond. Call
81. s722 except. bet. Z and 10 pm.
SETTLED MAN, colored, to care for
small, private farm, near Char;
lottesville;r Va; salary. plus good
factory service repre-
facturer has attractive opening for
man, aged 30-4O. with automotive
mechanical background end man
agerial experience; must locate in
Richmond, Va, area. Box l12oR, !
Star. -23
BOYS. 1923. free toI
Miami, Fla. and return; nationally
known concern; high earnings;
transp. paid. Apply Saturday morn !
ing only. MR.. GRIFFITH. 1905 In
graham st. NV, 10 am. to IL noon.
Do not phone
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HELP MEN
TELEVISION

TELEyISIoN sERyICEMAN. sober and
reliable. DAUBER'S 1920 18th st.
~
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HELP MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
H E1sR RYSrifstps f sFp%sssoes Appy
80 Conn. ave. --27
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
capable OF carrying a shift Must
have eXper. and refs. Good pay and
WORKING conditions. Apply 10
service e STATION ATTENDANT
Need 2; permanent employment;
must have Va. permit; prefer one
with Va. State inspection exper,
Also have 2 openings for colored
help, l porter and / car washer.
See Mr.. Banta, AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER, $50 North Glebe I'd. .Arl.,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white. night shift, IL p.m.-7:30
am; $40 day plus commission
and vacation. Only experienced man
with references need apply. See Mr..
Barron. Manager of SUNOCO SERV-
ICE STATION, Wisconsin ave. ard
River I'd. IA
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
experience; days per week: salary
and commission. Apply CONNORS &
FOSTER, 2244 Pa ave, Sc -23
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MESSENGERS

IULOOEINNIEf
PERMANENT POSITIONS
1919 years Of age neat in ap-
pearance and willing to give good
attendance Here is an opportunity
to get O start on WASHINGTON I
leading newspaper Bring your birth
certificate if under | 8 wears Of age
Apply Personnel. Room sos Oper
weekdays 1908 and Sat 81 Nc
phone calls
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1l0l Penn. Ave. NV
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MAN
Men, Read Carefully

Men, Read Carefully
Saturday, Sept. 90. I want to talk
with IL men who are really ambi-
tious in securing a position that
will give them steady employment
the year around In other words,
there are no laying-off periods. and
consistent income is the income that
what your past employment has
been. All we ask is that you be
willing to study and learn as we
teach you our work
Car Necessary
You must also be able to give the
names of 3 people who will vouch
for your honesty and integrity.
We prefer men who are married or
men who have some source of re-
sponsibility Therefore, If you are
honest and of good character and
willing worker and neat in appear
auce. call in person at $50 am
sharp (nc other time). 1910 Wis
consin ave. NV, and ask for MR..
HEBERT.
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CLERICAL WORKER

The Evening Star has an opening for
general clerical work in classified
advertising department: no tipping
required; 5-day. 4O-hour week. Mon
day through Friday. 8 am, to 6 pm,
AppIy personnel ONCE. Room 5O4.
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
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MANAGEMENT Trainee
SINGER SEWING
MACHINE co.

SAY Ga ave. Silver Spring. Nd
VIII accept evening interviews Call
sH. Ss44 for appointment. "a
MECHANIC. white; permanent posi-
ton for reliable man offering steady
year-sround employment in truck
garage: paid vacation. sick leave and
other benefits. See Mr.. Webb in per-
son. L. P. STEUART d BRO. INC,
18th and L SITS. sc. 81
MECHANIC, Bendix washer service
man with D. c. drivers permit: St
class mechanic; references; apply
]. BATEMAN & SON 1904 r.
ave. ne. HO 1900. -23
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BEAUTICIAN. 5-day week: excellent
c eaflz 70 BEATTY seP 00s saioN R ssi
BEAUTICfAN. ali around. only GOOD
9 psAuTY s sfe5 aBPg
BEAuTICIAN. excellent opportunity,
preferably with following, Vicinity
fdential CO. 1850 or ST. e572.
BEAUTICIAN, exper. all branches;
IILLIAs, as17 14th st. NV. GO.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced all
around; 5 days a wk.; $50 a ,wk.
sP1y f BPs BPAu fsf1 szL Rs'iRR
Eh mSR.9Ts R. OPERATOR. references.
Permit. Size 1918. Salary. S120 mo
Apply manager. KENNEDY-WAR-
BETTY EAU 20 oP ifnai sss Earn $50
$500 week: salary plus commission.
POSITION. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR.
DRESSERs. ITO Eye st. NV
BOOK BINDING workers; exp. pre-
BINDERY CO, 1866 18th st. NV
90
BoOKKEEPERS t2) for country club.
Rm. and board If desired. Plus
call OIL. 1900 between s am
BOOKKEEPER-Dou entry; retail
exper. pref; excel. salary, other
benefits. 512-day wk., Sat. after
NV. between F and G.
BO0KKEEPER. accounts payable 49,
35 Permanent position. excellent
working conditions. 40-hour week,
paid vacation. group disqualification
l.. P STEUART & BRO, INC, 1873
18th St ne. Call Mr. Leonard for
appointment. Ii 3-43nn. Il
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SERVICEMEN

6EnNlSAMEN
ANTENNA MEN
With and without cars Tor bench and
outside work. 44-hour week: high
est salaries and commissions in
town; excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement; many company benefits;
employees social club, baseball team
PHILLIPS INC
good energetic, experienced men
who want to get ahead In the tele-
vision field Phillips is good place
to work; Grow with US. Apply in
person, PHILLIPS INC. 2Ol2 Shan
nan pl. Sc. See Mr.. Silvern.
TELEVISION SERVICEMEN
With car Terrific deal. Apply 1911
Nichols ave. Sc
TELEvISION TECHNICIANS, part
time, new profit-sharing organi-
cation has been organized to
give, customers better service and
service men better pay. II you have
va. or D. c.. then write Box l0d,R,
TIRE IRE REPAIRMEN. gas station at
PENDANTS. Apply DIAMOND SERV-
ICE STATION. 101 M st. NE See
Mr.. Cavaliere or Mr.. Abner. --25
INEE-LOCKSMITH. opport. for
advancement after training; paid
'oSatASh' anu
ance; positions open in many cities.
Apply Sears Key Dept, SEARS ROE
BUCK 81 CO., Oil Bladensburg I'd.
ne.
TREE EXPERTS - Good climbers
wanted by established Arm; year
round work and good pay; steady
workers only. DE. 1471 ewes. and
Sunday. pa
TRUCK DRIVERS (2), white, over
II, clear handWriting; steady work;
time and one-half for overtime;
ehauffeur's permit required. WA.
6l6l. -2I
DRIVER, dependable. young
neat appearing and aggressive, who
knows how to get around D. C. Ref
erences required. Apply 1921 L st
NV -ol
TRUCK DRIVER. colored, with D. c
permit. Must know Washington and
METROPOLITAN area. Apply 1926
Bladensburg I'd. ne. pa
TRUCK DRIVERS, light delivery: 40
hour, 5-day week; time and q half
for overtime. Call OIL. 55SS for appt,
Or
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TENOR for Washington church choir;
moderate remuneration. Call DE.
747S, Fri. or Sun, for addition.
-21
TELEVISION and radio technician.
inside ann outside work; 40-hr., s.
day wk excel. company benefits
Cali or see C. ]. BOUDREAU. $500 v
St ne rear Of Bladensburg I'd
Got Shoppe, LA $3.50
TELEvIsIoN OUTSIDE SERVICE
MAN-Use company trucks. Top
salary. Permanent job. CARROLL S,
719 H st. NV. ME. 2646. -21
>TECHNICIAN-Perma-
nent lob, excellent pay: pleasant
working conditions. 1910 18th st.
TELEvisiON sERvICEMEN for in.
for men with little or a lot Of
experience Call Mr. FALWELL at
ME. e247 for further information.
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HELP MEN
ROOM CLERK

Experienced, Pleasant work.
ing conditions. Employees
benefits. Apply Mr.. Schwartz.
Hotel Carroll Arms, LIST and
C SITS. NE.
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SALESMAN

4 nationally operated chain organi-
zation has an opening to train 3
statesmen for our outside sales op-
Grafton Applicants will be trained
and furnished bona fide leads. OPP
port. to make $500 Ut. Must
have car. For interview call Mr.
H. Banditson at NEISNER BROS.
INC. ME 6135 -25
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BOOKKEEPER

21-35 years Of age, to train in spe-
cialiZed accounting and bookkeep-
ing work Some practical experience
or educational background neces-
sary to qualify for this assign
ment Apply Personnel. Room 500.
Open weekdays, S:30-5 and Sat.
81 No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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WELDERS
CHEII-ARCl

BOYS. for assembly and misc, ma
chine work. Permanent Job for
right boy. Overtime and share pro-
nts plan. Apply in person. 619 H
MAN, aggressive, to operate Truckers
Exchange in or near your town. Ad-
dress: TRUCKERS EXCHANGE, :331
n Main st.; BRIGHTON. Colo. 81
sub Tssf N1s HqnTs sao t. sToR See Ma
MAN, to work in grocery store, stock
shelves. able to read and write.
WESTERN MARKET, 4s40 Western
MAN 1white>. over a5. for general
work in furniture warehouse located
at 100 Que st. ne. Good pay, good
hours, permanent position with gem
erouS pension play. Must be in good
physical condition, sober and of
good habits D. c. drivers permit
required; Fhone M, Matthews at
Conn. ave. NV.
MAN for work on meat counter; Sat.
only. ECONOMY MARKET. 2153
Pa. ave. NV.
MAN, experienced in new car safes
excel. proposition. CHI. 1870.
MAN WANTED for service work on
ranges and kitchen equipment; no
car needed; 5l2-day week. Many OPP
portunities. Apply MILLER BUILD
ING SUPPLY Co, 1901 Decatur
St HyattSVille Md or
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CAFETERIA CASHIER
5-DAY WEEK, 1880 PM.
Permanent. salary commensurate with
experiences; meals furnished; paid
sick leave and Vacation: group in
surance and employe purchase dis
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
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ROUTE
statesmen

WE HAVE SEVERAL OPEN
INGS FOR MARRIED MEN
(AGE IS TO 40). mo EX-
PERIENCE NECESSARY
EXCELLENT SALARY AND
MANY EMPLOYE BENE-
FITS. THIS is ONE OF
WASHINGTON'S BEST
PAYING JOBS. FOR FUR
THEIR INFORM ALTON
DROP BY AND SEE MR..
SPARKS ANY DAY BE-
TWEEN 7 AM. AND 5 PM.
AT 1855 LAMONT ST. NV.
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HELP WOMEN
CT,ERK-TYPTST

High school graduate between 1S
and 25 years of age. who is accu-
rate. conscientious and able to give
sood attendance; company benefits
in addition to salary. Apply personnel,
Room 800. Open $50 to 3 week
days and 81 on Saturdays. No phone
Evening star., 1951-10-22

have you heard
Of "Quiek- -Knits"
come see the
new collection
by Columbia
in Columbia Olympic.
nubby-texture
wool. ! ounce, 100
Columbia nylon
ribbon for
foshion knitting.
100 yords. 2.4S
Columbia lustro
yarn. z ounces, Use
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-10-22

America also has an economic obligation beyond pro-
vidng funds for Norwegian industry
Norway Center could be western focal point for the
display of Norwegian products and wares At least little
exhibit provided through an outright donation assembled
gradually could build interest in Noways achievements
the point where Norway Center could on an added
significance
The Magazine Construction News Bulletin has given Nor
way Center top billing the and long illustrated
article in its latest issue. 1t writes in part:
How to achieve atmosphere of beauty and luxury
and yet keep building down ideally exemplified in
Seattles new Norway Center At the exceedingly low
cost of 81 cents cubic foot Architect Edward X NAH
um designed an outstanding building which ably embraces
the many social functions which it was intended II
an ideal example of planning public assembly building
to exceed the fondest dreams of banquet manager it
called for sharp and imaginative the boards of Mr.
Nahum And sth the final word isn't said-TN
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-10-22
Applies To Norway Center, Too

The idea of getting Swedish firms interested contrbut-
ing something the appearance and welfare of Swedish
building has parallel in Norway Center We know of
other building in the United States Chicago
that could serve the interests of Norwegian industry well
as Norway Center Seattle We for good will pur-
poses,
Through the Atlantic Pact the ECA and other postwar
affiliations Norway orented United States to such
extent that Its entire economy is affected by
influence When Norways Prime Minister Gerhardsen WIS.,
tied Seattle asked him after Local reporters pesrered
him about what America has done for Norway what Nor
could do for America Mr. Gerharsen tacfuy evaded
this ronics question but viii unanswered in years
to We of the sound opinion that eventually the
field of Norwegian American relationships influence will
work the opposite direction Like Sweden Nor
way pioneered business industries
in America since World War II and more will follow AS
Norways industry becomes diversified and enlarged
the economy stronger. viii need expanded
and that's where America logically picture
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Speaking Of Japan And Hawaii

I try my best to respect their
strange customs and traditions.
After all, I'm just visitor in an
other mans country.
What do you think of the sign
ing of the Japanese peace treaty?
After it is ratified in three or four
months, there will be quite a
change over here We just won't
be the boss any more. Furthermore
the occupation forces will have to
give up the beautiful buildings we
are using. America can't afford to
pay rent for them then; now we
are living like kings at the ex-
pense of the Japanese Government.
almost forgot to mention some
thing. If you have any old clothes
or know anyone that has, I'd sure
appreciate it if you could send
them to me. I'd like to give them
to my little Japanese friends.
Clothes are very expensive in ia
pan, and it is cheaper for the
Japanese to send to the United
States through Sears Roebuck
than it is to buy them here. I feel
very sorry for the little girl who
cleans my room. She is only about
Is years old, and the clothes she
wears are a fright. She is the
sweetest little thing I have ever
seen. She is very tiny, as all Japan
csc people are, so any clothes you
might send would have to be in
a small size. that is if this is pos
sible. This little girl even shines
my shoes and sews the buttons on
my clothes without my asking her.
Today I came home from work
and 1 found two vases filled with
beautiful flowers that she had left.
This has happened several times.
All she is required to do is to
make the beds and sweep the
floor, but my little girl always
does much more than that for me-
I don't pay her anything. She is
paid by the people who operate the
building.
Miss Eliasen can be reached thru
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Eliasen,
1855 Linden Ave-, Seattle 8.
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Hawaii
Continued from Page II

Continued from Page u
The boys are a happy go lucky
bunch and responsibility of any
type doesn't bother them too
much. They sing all the time quite
spontaneously and they have beau
tiful voices. Usually they sing in
Hawaiian and we really enjoy
hearing them. We have gone to
a couple of the football games and
that is really fun. The song lead
ers are girls who do a modified
version of the hula as they lead
the Hawaiian songs. Both boys
and girls wear flower leis instead
of pompoms and as We sit in the
stadium we can see Diamond Head
looming over the ocean.
Flowers Grow Year Around
The weather here is terribly hot
and damp. Even as it is raining,
the sun is usually shining and the
steam pillows up off the pavement.
We are now getting more of the
Trade Winds than we did for
awhile and that helps to cool us
off. Flowers grow the year around
and apparently there are no real
reasons for anything. AS I under
stand it. some trees and flowers
bloom more profusely at some
times of the year than at others.
but there are always flowers of