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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-03-23
Epitaph For A Great Journal

There few American Jewish writers scholars who.
time another given encouragement tribute
the enorah Journal Personally shall always with
gratitude that back in 1914 Mr. Henry Hrwitz
Menoah Journal fully thirteen pages space
Of Shoem Aschs THE Nazarene" and 1.-THE APOSTLE which
"debunk" prestige
magazine in which the criique printed.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-20
To Answer Questions About New Hospital hf Public Meetings

Dr Gerhard Hartman, hospital consultant from the University Of Iowa, Iowa City, hopes to meet on two consecutive nights with all interested people in the com munity when he returns to Pal mer in late October to answer questions on the new hospital, Mrs. Earl F. Graves of the hos pital board announced this week.
 pr. Hartman, a recognized sG- thority on hospital administration, will be able to explain every phase of hospital operation, con- struction, and equipping. Some of his answers will be illustrated by the use of slides.
 The exact dates for Dr. Hart mans public meetings have not been set. but they will probably be late in the month of October, Mrs. Graves said.
 Meanwhile, some progress to- ward the achievement of the new hospital has been realized. Survey of the land was completed recent ly by Richard Demming. Tom Murton donated another $500 tc apply on the purchase of the land.
 Several fund raising drives arc contemplated by organizations ir the community to help make ur the $6,500 local share of new hos pital funds. Some of the home makers clubs have nearly reached their shares of the $1,000 Home makers Council pledge.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-20
FROSH TO GET
 ROYAL WELCOME AT FIRST STUDENT PARTY

The first school party of the season to take place in the gym nasium Friday evening, Septem- Der 2i. was discussed at a meet ing of the Student Council Tues day.
 Ii was decided that the party will be given for the freshmen so that they may get acquainted with the upper classmen. This year. in. place of a rough initia- tion, freshmen will get a royal welcome; in fact there will be
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-20
Valley Froniiersmsn

several surprises awaiting them.
 The party will last from 7:30 10 10 pm. Grades seven through twelve only will be invited. Tic kets will be sold Friday morning for the price of forty cents per person.
 Committees were appointed by the president Of the Council. Wes- ley Eckert. They consist of Ger aldine Kindgren, Janice Berry, Sylvia Nelson and Mary Colberg on the food committee. and Chuck Mills. Jack McKechnie and Dick Geiwitz on the entertainment committee.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-20
Territorial Boord of Aeeoun+oney Here For BiennioI Meet

The Territorial Board of Ac- countancy met in Palmer, Thurs day, Friday and Saturday last week in it's first biennial meeting since the organizational meeting held in Juneau following appoint ment of members in accordance with an act passed by the 1949 legislature.
 Meeting were Marshal Crutch- CT, president of the board and president of the Bank of Kodiak; Elmer Johnson, secretary, who has his own accounting business in Ketchikan; Charles Morler, treasurer, also of Ketchikan; Jack Boulet of the Fairbanks firm of Boulet and Hohler, and Clayton Esslinger, MVFCA accountant of Palmer.
 All of the visiting members were guests at the Matanuska Ho- tel. Three of them, Crutcher, Bou- let and Morler, brought their wives along.
 Accomplishments of the three day session included study of the law regulating certified pub lie accountants and public ac- countants and the consideration of changes to be recommended during the next meeting of the legislature. The board also re- viewed the public accountant situation, making some prepara- tions for Territorial examinations to be given next November. Ger
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-20
,homemakers Attending Shori Course Assured
 Fun and Entertainment

Plans for the second Home makers Short Course Co be held this year al the University of AL aska Campus from October % to November 3 are long on fun and entertainment according to in- formation received from the Ter ritorial Short Course Committee chairman, Mrs. Justine Parks.
 Most of the women from the To- cal and Anchorage areas will go to Fairbanks by train Friday. Oc- tober 26, in order to insure start ing in with the first class the following Monday morning. With that in mind, Mrs. Lydia Fohn- Hansen and others in the Fair banks area have planned affairs for the weekend preceding clas- ses. The Square Dance group meeting on the campus Saturday nights has extended an invitation to the visiting homemakers. On Sunday there will be trip out to the dredges at Ester and a tea given by the Ester Homemakers at the Community Center there. A reception at the home of Presi- dent Ferris Moore, tea at one of the professors homes, and dinner at the Country Club are also scheduled.
 On the more serious side-but never too serious-will be a radio workshop, rug making, wood carving, block printing, hand, weaving and many lectures and movies.
 Marketing of farm and home products, pointers on giving large community dinner are sub jects that will be particularly in teresting to homemakers from tht Valley. There will also be lectures on Alaskan gems, Statehood, De veloping Alaska, and the cooking of fish and game.
 Local women have until Octo Der II to make up their mind that the family might be able t get along without them for
 week or so and make their res ervations for the second annua Homemakers' Short Course.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-20
New Babies

MT. and Mrs. Irwin Pitt are re- ceiving congratulations on the birth of son, Rodney Mark, Sep tember 13, at the Valley hospital.
 The third boy and fourth child for the couple, Rodney weighed in at a healthy nine pounds, nine ounces. Pitt is a partner in the Palmer Drug store.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-20
Honiemakers' Club
Butte Homemakers

Mrs. Dorothy Trudell was hos tess io the club at the last meet ,ng. held September i3. New of- ficers elected al that time were: Mrs Diana McKechnie. president; Mrs. Dorothy Trudell. vice-presi- dent. Mrs. Mary Frey. secretary treasurer. and Mrs. Hazel Plum ley. reporter.
 The club program for the com ing year was outlined and ways to raise money were discussed.
 The next meeting to be held October 8, will be at the home of Miss Marylou Lashbrook, home demonstration agent.
 Reminder
 Those who have money coming from the Palmasilla fair booth may call for it at the Palmer Ex- tension office.
 Evening Graft Club
 New officers elected at the Sep tember IT meeting of the Even ing Craft Homemakers at the home of Mrs. Olava Roetman are: President, Mrs. Ben Hudgins; vice-president, Mrs. Genevieve Moffitt; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy Anderson; and Mrs. Helen Critics, reporter.
 Mrs. Hudgins gave a demon stration on textile design with crayons.
 Ten members and guests were present at the meeting.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-20

tification of CPA's is done thru the American Institute of Ac- countants.
 Area CPA's A. van Seventer, William Head and O. K. Kincaid dropped in on the board while in session. Kincaid was host at a dinner for members and their wives Thursday night at The Butte. Friday night the group ate sheep at the Clayton Esslingers' Mrs. Esslinger entertained the wives while their husbands were in business session by showing them around the Valley.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-20

Mrs. Walter Iceland returned last Thursday from a months trip Outside, where she went for med ical attention and a "good rest" as prescribed by the doctor.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-20
SOMETHING IN THE WIND?

Tony Schwamm, director of aviation for the Territory, and John Dimond, assistant attorney general, were in town Tuesday looking over the abstracts on the Palmer airport.
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SECRETARY
sECRETARY-CLERK

For insurance agent; perm. position;
5-day week. sir-cond. once: insur-
ance experience helpful but not
necessary. For appt. phone MRS.
EXERETT ME 312n ~
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HELP NeN

TRUCKDRIyER. white, splendid op-
portunity for advancement. paneled
TRUCK SkrvsEiakS.O white. for Ii iisht
panel truck deliveries. Apply 1881
Mt. Pleasant 50. NV. morning bet.
and 10. No phone calls. "a
USHERs. full time and part time;
apply 10 am. To IL noon Monday.
TRANS-LUx THEATER. --23
USHERs--Must be neat. sober, Is to
30; night work and week ends.
Apply In person. BEVERLY THE
UTILITY MAN. eolored. between the
ages Of 30-45. to work in funeral
home: Must have d. @, drivers per-
NIT. Reference FROM last employer,
must be honest, dependable and
sober. Christian gentleman pre-
ferred. See Mr.. PLUMMER at 9O1
3rd 81. s.w. after z pm. on Thurs
day. July 20, 1851. -25l
vULCANTEER TO take charge OF tube
repair department.; good salary for
right man BEN HuNDLEY 344s
18th ct NV
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LANSBURGH
& co.
7th, 9Th AND E sTs. NV.

WORKING FOREMAN alert. intel
nisht work: cleaning ducts: car Sr or
light truck essential; good salary
a and expenses; fuli-time Job. aolb
ss Gs9rg INIT ave I'm nv sio..r,,, "a %,.
Managsr. COLONIAL FUEL on.
MAN, colored. between 20 and 4b
years OF age. to assist in dry clean
ing room -nerattcn;, no previous
opportunity to learn dry cleaning
Apply ARIsTo CLEANERS. 1873 S.
Pug ss and sales work, in
wholesale nSls u plastic house; fun time.
TICS, s4sS 18th st. NV. VI "a
MAN. white. age 25-40. physically
able. and energetic to assist with
service supervision and store opera
ton work. Prefer family man with
service station or experience meet
ing public. Must be industrious, have
MINIMUM nnad auinr nigh sshooi EDUCATION and
Mr.. Cummings at CROKER GEN
ERAL TIRE CO.. 23rd and M SITS.
NV. -02
MAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. preferred
but not necessary TO start. RAW
LE1GHs. Dept. DCG-14-M. Chester.
MEN go. steady Job with large
publishers. can earn $50 wk. to
start. RIM. 422 Bond Bldg. "a
MEN d0). drivers-foremen, to super
wise. crews distributing SAMPLES door
to-door; no selling. ADV. DIsTR.
OF WASH. 460 New York ave. NV.
Apply 10 to IL am. 2 to 4 pm. or
call Ma. 1918 for appt. III
MEN (50) for 6 weeks to distribute
samples door -to-door: no selling; So
daily. Apply A. D. W.. $50 New
York ave. NV, l to pm. "a
MEN WANTED for garage and car
house work; 81, to As years OF age.
To begin as cleaners with oppor-
tunity for promotion to mechanics
helpers; Night work at start; 40
hour. 6-day week: S54 per week.
minimum to start. Paid vacation and
sick leave. Apply IL person; $50
am, Employment Once. CAPITAL
TRANSIT CO. 36th and M SITS. NV.
Take No. 80 Rosslyn car. ga
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SNACK BAR ATTENDANTS

SPANISH TEACHER. fun or part
time. Apply BERLITZ SCHOOL,
sTENoGRAfPHEERass,, perm. position: s g.
day. 40-hr. wk.; paid sick leave, va
cations. group disqualification; pleas
ant working cond.; shorthand. typ
tng: starting salary, $500 per mo-
AMERICAN RED CROSS, Walter
Resd Army Hospital. GE. 1000, Ext.
sTENoGRAPHER. for patent law
hrm; preferably experienced college
gradnate; must be accurate, rapid
s 1SERSssoa Ri iess' genera, IA ai,e.
work: In 20s; for national trade
assn; 5-day week. e-4:3a. Can RE.
O619 Sun. or SO pm. weekdays.
sTENoGRAPHEI. fc alton and gen
Apply General Once, WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL, 1900 Woodley I'd.
sTENoGRAPHER - General one.
work in downtown real estate ONCE.
Full or part-time Call MR.. HOUGH-
sTENoGRATHER. immediate opening
IN Arl. professional ONCE. Air con-
sf fisiSoea PM s1 pleasant SURROUND
tngs in aforementioned ONCE; must
be urder 80 yrs. Of age; 5-day. 35-
hr. wk.; salary based on efficiency.
See MR.. BRYCE. Tues. at 1915 x
st. 2: W: End e.. $3.50 to 4. -23
STENOGRAPHER; starting salary
500 so: opport.. for advanc.: 5-day
wk.; hrs. S:30-4 30; air-cond. office.
Gail MIR. DENE HIT. ME. 1900.
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IN OUT BDeIhi Smptoye dement, plans
IN an CONDITIONED build'ng.
Cali S:30-5. Mon.-Fri.. DI. 29I5,
Ext. $50. -26
CLERK-TYPTST, under 35 years Of
age. for general office work: 5-day,
35-hr. wk.; aforementioned ofIice;
pleasant conditions: exper. not re-
outred but adyantageous: rapid sal
s ssye increases z r. See Sc ! Mr. . BRYCE r.
cIERK-rYPrsT, young lady, white.
Apply giving age, experience and
references. Replies held in strict
confidence. Box 1870. Star. pa
CLERk-TYPIST, to learn simple ac-
counts OF expenditure and receipts;
perm. position; no bookkeeping ex-
in high school helpful. must be ac-
curate with figures: congenial at
mosphere; 5-day. 40-hr. wk.; paid
vacations and sick leave, group
Decentralization: starting salary. 5000
per mo. AMERICAN RED CROSS.
1000. Ext. 2167. Week days s:15
cIERK-TYPIsT, 1880 yrs. type so
wpm.. general ONCE duties; per-
manent position: some experience
preferred but not necessary. Mr..
o R2Rksi nH EsG sed.y 4o-hr. &t.;
sood starting salary; enjoys able work
ing conditions: liberal discounts on
purchases. Apply Mrs. Putnam, GAR
RISoN TOY AND NOVELTY CO.,
1915 = st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT, young lady. for
perm. position. with large fuel oil
5-day, 40-hour week. Vacation with
pay. other employe benefits. Call
= BRO. inc, 1ss 18th Il st. ne NE. Ii.
cIERK.TYpIsT. Interesting work work. in
speed not essential. 37is-hr.. 51day
wk. ECONOMICAL cafeteria facilities.
Apply Room 900. s16 14th st. NV.
CIERK-T TRi white: young lady
desiring perm. position with life
shorthand helpful but not essential:
no exper. necess.; personal inter-
yisy, 1925 Conn. ave. NV. "a
dement's; salary. 5000 start. No
phone calls sM SEE Mr. ssnmsrliR, 10
STORAGE CO.. INC. 1888 You st.
CnLiEaRK-rYPrsr. for bookkeeping
dept; bookkeeping exper. not nee
essary. Call for apt. tn. 1000.
Mt, Schuyler. CuSHWA BRICK
Ingraham SC. ne. rs
CLERK TYPIST = Interesting and
varied duties in front ONCE; good
starting salary with advancement
and many free employee benefits.
Apply personnel office. L st. en-
trance, HOTEL STATLER. -24
young girl interested
in permanent position, 40-hr. week.
paid vacation, group disqualification
and insurance plan. knowledge of
conditions. Apply GENERAL AC-
CEPTANCE CORP, 79I2 Ga. ave-,
Silver SDrfnr Md "a
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PRESSERS

WOOL EXPERIENCE
We have several vacancies for ex-
perienced wool pressers. High piece
work rate; excellent working condi-
M9 R aasdslEo c1 A2ny
ERs, 1928 South Capitol st. Phone
II. 6-6966. -24
PUNCH OPERATOR. alphabetical;
perm. position with large CORPORA
ton. 40-hr.. 5-day wk.. 5 to 4:3G;
mr.. 14th and K sts.; salary. S275
Per mo Write Box 43-A. Star.
in the commercial dept; hish school
start, 1891 in s mos; other peri
odic increases: 5-day,. 4o-hr. wk.
Apply employment once. WASH
INGTON GAS LIGHT CO., HOO
seth st, NV, $40 am. to 5 Pm
RECEPTI0NIST-Either young girl or
matured woman; must be fair typist
and good telephone personality. for
local branch OF national publishing
concern; permanent position; inter-
esting work: 5.day week; congenial
M ssascc naos; $500 per month to start.
SALES CLERKS Perm, immediate
employment with Post Exchange;
annual and sick leave privileges
and other benefits. Apply MILITARY
DISTRICT OF. WASHINGTON tx
o aWAT 900, sG EXP a. A5ea' Fl Myer Va
SALES CLERK-40-hour, 5-day Wk,;
apply NAVY EXCHANGE, National
Naval Medical Center. Bethesda,
81 or over. for bakery
ano delicatessen, $500 Sargent rd..
Chillum. Md. WA. 1851. "a
must have experience In
dresses and sportswear. for speciality
shop FRANS SMARTWEAR. LA.
0-OOIS. 20
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REGISTRATION CLERK
Young man for permanet position ut
motor court In this city. Should
have had some experience in meet
ing the public. Hours, 8 pm. to
IL pm. Apply between am. and
3 pm, to ss
Government Services, Inc.
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PANTRY HOUSE


Permanent positions. Salary COM
mensurate with experience and abil-
ity: Meals and uniforms furnished.
sick leave, paid vacation. purchase
discounts.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
17:4 H St. NV. No Phone calls.-24
PAYROLL CLERK. accurate with
figures; some knowledge OF tipping.
Apply General Once. WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL. $500 woodlev I'd.
NV - IA
lieve on board and do clerical work,
also type. 5-day week: air -condt-
toned. Apply Mrs. Strauss, MAJOR
MASTERPIECES. oil 7th st. NV.
TEACHER. full or part
time. Apply BERLITz SCHOOL,
PRO0FREADER. exper.. for scientific
periodical: some tipping; 1890; 4
weeks paid vacation; 5-day week.
Elk. 5000. Ext. &. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-23

II you are interested in
earnings Of $500 q year or
more, and have a late-modei
car or truck, come in and
discuss your opportunity in
Americas fastest growing in
dustry.
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STENOGRAPHER
YOUNG lady for senerai ONCE worn
n contractors downtown once
LIZ 2O37. -29
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CLERKS

school grads. age 1898. No typ
ing required: 9 of the openings re-
uuire girls who liked arithmetic In
school. Excel oppor.; air-condi-
toned offices In conv. location. 81
day week. 8 to 4:30. Please call
for Apt. ST. 1900. Ext. 25I.
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CREDIT MANAGER, must
DC experienced in credit work; 5-dsy
week week acknowledged once: Apply
PIECES. 911 18th st. NV. -94
AUTO TITLE CLERK
We have an opening for a Young
and title clerk. Il you sea are ~ eas sood
typist and like to meet people we
VIII teach you and pay you . good
Ssisry while learning See Mr..
WHOLESALERS, INC. 1871 Bis.
densburg Rd NE.
A good manicurist
and shampooer wanted. FRED THE
HAIR sTYLIsT. at Phillipsborn.
BEAUTICIAN. attractive position for
one interested in advancement.
Go9a s s1Iary ysT and CO.. hours. DAVID
BEAUTICIAN. expert on permanents.
nnger waves and tints. Lovely sub
urban shop. Full or part time.
Could use girl 3 evenings and Sat.
also. Permanent job. Above average
Or e1il sE. n sa4s commission Sligo sssss
BEAUTiCIAN. man or woman. BSR.
RETT PARKER HAIR STYLIsTS.
s4o6 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. Nd.
BEAUTICIANs-operators f2); Der
manent position. good working con-
ditions Call Mr.. JACK. Ma. 1868.
BEAUTICIAN, manicurist; excellent
pay. good hours; air conditioned.
LEE STUDIO, Ma. 2213.
expert all around; sal
airy ana commission; hours, 8 Am. to
8 pm. Call OR. 1171. "a
BEAUTY OPERATOR. full or part
time. new air-conditioned shop. good
ksnsIey p son aps ss5 A sss Hamp
shire ave, Takamo Park, Md. CAN
OPERATOR. full time:
perm; position; air-cond. shop: won
derful opportunity, with excel. sal.
ans s comm. Call OIL. 1904. Mr..
OPERATOR. good salary s and
comm; air-cond. LILLIAN'S BEAUTY
SHOP. 1850 Columbia I'd. NV,
fi rye SPECIALIST : wonderful
s ogpDort'Inity Tor ssylist with good
BsoSoo RkERrEk M tssa WORK in
aforementioned ONCE; pleasant sur
roundings; must have had expert |
ence in construction books and rec
ords; knowledge OF tipping neces-
sary; handwriting must be neat and |
clear. Salary commensurate with |
experience and background. Apply |
Miss Ferguson, AJAX CONSTRUC- |
lion CO. g25 10th at. NV, bet. |
knowledge Of typing; |
5.day week: permanent position. |
BANKERS MUTUAL INSURANCE
Coz 401 Warner Bldg. 18th and |
Bo6 Ski RiT for R.mineto nss
bookkeeping machine; experience IN |
real estate work preferred but not |
essential; 5-day week; air-condi- |
toned building. BOSS IL PHELPS, |
INC, 1417 x st. NV. -27
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statesmen

Immediate opening for man over IS.
TO become permanent local repre-
pleasant contacts among home
owners In semiprofessional capacity;
car necessary: complete training by
euccsssful company representative
excellent compensation discussed ct
,nantes5visw;. ,ME5 sLL LEONARD. GO.
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FQIINTAIN cI.ERYS

Ray % week. $50 per week
FOUNTAIN. CLERKS
Full time position, Is years OF age
OF over, opportunity, for advance
employe benefits. Apply
Peoples Drug Stores
Employment once. n P ct. NE.
GIRLS. white. expert
enced. Closed Sundays and holi-
sppy aS S1HSs pRRUa G Eosskd 1870
Connecticut ave. NV. "a
FOUNTAIN GIRL, exper.; 3-I1 pm;
forms furn; $50 to start. Colonial,
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white; rood nav
and good hours. Apply JORDAN'S,
616 18th st. NV.
FRENCH TEACHER. fun or part time.
Apply A ! BERLITz SCHOOL. $50 Isth
GEsNEeRnxL OFFICE woRK- YsS
lady for permanent position; b.Say
a0-hour. wk.; excel. oppor. for ad-
HEM ~. q CO., INC. 14s5 New YORK
cEN si; al OFFICE WORKER. u .xser,.
ence not necessary; young lady with
some knowledge OF tipping and filing.
70 work in local ONCE OF large truck.
ing company; 5-day wk., no SAT. /;
salary. $40 to start. Apply RISS
a CO.. INC. 1893 L st. NV. rs
GERMAN TEACHER. fun or part
time. Apply BERLITz SCHOOL.
GRAPHoTYPE OPERATORS d.
Large national concern has need for
sdoitionai experienced operators; s.
day. 40-hour week; vacation with
pay; eaTnings based on experience.
ckxPaOTIiPEs 'ooIP;ERAToRs-DuHso to
increased volume Of business, we
nave openings for experienced op-
and accuracy; 5-day week: bald dp va
cations. Ma. 5000, Ext. IS. -25
hOUSEWIvES-Seli complete aides
and mems apparel and haber. in
spare time by contact and leads
no canvas. Exper. neces. About
Sl.60 hr. REAL SILK. Ma. 1857.
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MEMS SHIRTS

MEMS SHIRTS
SALES. OPPORTUNITY
Not Just q job but o valuable opening
for. the man who can fnerchandise
and promote q famous brand-name
line Of mems dress shirts, sport
shirts and pajamas. Backed by
local and national ads. Must be ex-
perienced. Interview In b, c. Do
not hesitate to give full details;
Drawing account. Box 45-K, Star.
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YOUNG MAN

We desire IN ambitious young man
selling and working in the book
department of large downtown
book store. Apply after 10 am.
VIM. Ballantyne & Sons
1421 r st. NV. rs
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HELP MEh
YOUNG MAN

To work and sell In stationery de-
partment OF large downtown book
store, full time permanent position
to the ambitious young man. Apply
VIM. Ballantyne & Sons
I42I r ST. NV. -2G
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SALESMAN

Experienced young man for clothing
dept. 5-day week during summer:
air-conditioned store; excellent sal
airy; chance for advancement.
GEORGE & co.
go 18th st. NV.