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Evening star., 1952-11-17
ARCADE-SUNSHINE
7I3 Lamont st. NV.

SALES MAN;AGER1;D; G.. No: and
field experience on training direct
to consumer sales force. This posi-
tion will nay better than $4,000
per year. Salary, commission and
overWrite to right man. II you do
not have all the experience required
answer this ad anyway. as this
opening must be filled at once. Ap-
ply Division Manager ENCYCLO-
pEDIA BRITANNICA, 927 18th St.
NV, Washington, D. c., or call RE.
6911 for appointment. -1S
SALES MANAGER
Qualified to hire, train and super
wise 1915 direct salespeople for q
company established over so years.
Position includes above-average per-
centage of sales. training fees,
bonuses and overwrites adding UP
to substantial income. Must have
car. Write Immediately, giving busi-
ness experience and include phone
number. EDWARD NEVIL, Marion.
New York. -1S
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lIU1 Penn. Ave. N.W.
CLERK
COLLECTION MAN

A~A@O AO4N 444A@N
Experienced or inexperienced, for
telephone work in retail installment
store; excellent opportunity; steady
WOOD GSTHiNC; 103 sfh ct "
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Mechanical

This position offers an outstanding
. opportunity to competent anc
aggressive engineer. The man We
need must be capable of performing
all phases Of airborne armament
development projects including de-
sign and development, production
haison and customer naison.
The group engineer will have q chance
to head his own design group in O
select. small engineering section.
The successful candidate must have
OF years of eneineering experience
aircraft experience Is essential.
Salary will be commensurate with
technical knowledge and experience
and will pay UP to $500 to start.
An extended work week is available
and Is optional.
pnv 900
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HELP---MEN

HELPERS for packing moving de-
hold goods desirable; good wages;
steady work. SECURITY STORAGE.
l14O 18th st. NV, -19
HELPERS for installation and main
tenance OF burglar-alarm and fre-
wage progressive plan; paid vaca-
tions. EX. 1884 for appointment.
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Box 3S3-L. Start.
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.TANTTOR


Good steady Job open for reliable
married man. not afraid Of work.
Should be SO to 45 years old, neat
clean appearance essential; must
have character references. Good
RHfeSHoIsoNM RHffeSH Ss5 Mr. cEEvEoLrT MssfS5L TFusTJHz WE
1900. 5710 BALTIC. ave.. Hyatts-
vile. Nd: IL
KENNEL MAN. reliable, sober. GER
manent Job for right man. Apply
In person. HOSPITAL FOR AMI
MAILS. 2115 14th st. NV. -17
KITCHEN HELPERS e. white. no
experience necessary. will train; only
sober, reliable men need apply: sal
ary. plus board. room and laundry.
Apply In person. MASONIC AND
EASTERN STAR HOME. 5000 New
LioHoR Lhsmosnifs sAhEsMaN, aTs; hiS exper. only.
Sal. 500 wk. Give age and refs.
Box 354-M, Star. 10
LUBRICATION and station attendant.
experience and drivers license nec-
essary. Local references. Good salary
for the right man. Apply 4225 Conn.
ave. NV. -19
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HELP---MEN

Salesmen-Storm Windows
Work directly with local factory
for quick delivery for hinged or
mission paid on approval. Triple
track combination windows and
fences also handled For appoint
ment to see the factory call 10.
MD-VA-D. C..
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statesmen

local firm Of national reputation,
due to an expansion, has an OPEN
ing for 2 top-notch statesmen or
men who aspire to be salesmen.
ambition and be of good character;
age Is no barrier; must have o
car. Our. leading producers. re-
gardless Of age, are earning over
$1,000 per month. IL months
each year. We are not interested
artists. You can learn our bust
ness within several days and these
high earnings should start immedi-
ately. II you feel that you. can
meet these qualifications, apply in
person at 1908 3Sth ave. at Bla-
densburg I'd, Golmar Manor: Nd;
interview. lis
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statesmen

Virginia ONCE needs 2 good men.
20 to So, full or part time. to close
leads; experience not necessary; we
give you the best Of training; car
necessary. Apply in person. 2614
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, bet. IL
and A n m Ia
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MAN WITH CAR

MEN-Two full time and. one part
time. Even inexperienced full-time
men average 500 and UP per wk.
Repeat business plus regular Gus
toners assures you of steady, regular
income. Starts on o one or two day
trial basis II you wish to prove to
yourself what an excellent oppor-
tunity this Is. Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 per week and up on
regular customers by appointment.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. An
experienced man will make calls
with you and train you. If you are
interested in o sure way to raise
your income, inquire at oil Ma
tiona1 Press Bldg, 14th and r SIS.
NV. or phone DI. 4477 or DI. 349S.
MEN-For insulation work. Perma-
nent. Experience not necessary but
must be able to drive truck. Report
ready to work, 1880 am. 1905 N.
Clehe I'd Arl Va. ~
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Statesmen

EXP. mems and boys wear, full and
NV and Sii. SPRINGS stores. Excel.
oppor., top salary. Apply Mr.. Brown.
MoRTON's. 427 7th st. NV. DI.
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SALESMAN = Excellent OPPORTUNITY
for energetic young man. 1886, to
represent major manufacturer of
plant food; Perm, pos; washington i9soI
nurserymen, landscape gardeners.
golf courses and estates. Salary, ex-
penSeS, auto. and comm. Send COM
plete resume Of background and ex-
perience with application. Boz. "a
8, Star. 10
SALESMAN, used car. experience:
% Periods; plenty sdVerti:ins; furnish
Al references; transp. furnished;
also gas allowance. Lincoln. Mercury
dealer. No floaters: Liberal COM
mission basis. Box 352-S. Star. IL
SALESMAN-Canvassers best deal in
town Tor your iurn prospects, SSrv we
iCAN FURN.. 1923 9TH st. NV:
SALESMAN, exper. with grocery out
lets, washington area, for manu-
facturer Of nationally advertised
and salary desired in first letter Car
optional. Box 36S-S, Star. -17
statesmen, part time, mems wear:
experience preferred; hours to suit
you FREDERICK'S MEMS WEAR
STORES. 1885 H street NV. -23
statesmen, colored; must have car;
full or part time; as much as 500
commission per contract; sales train
ing course given. Call DE. 62S6
weekdays -23
have an opening for
a closer to work with sales manager
until fully familiar with our pro-
ducts. We are exclusive distributors
for Bondstone. with sales average
Of over $1,000 per sale. We are
also a. Johns-Manville certified
dealer. II you are interested in a.
future sales setup, you cannot do
better than to cali US for an ap-
pointment. WI. 60S6 between and
z PM. ask for MIR. ROSS. 10
jewelry
store has opening for one who is
ambitious. dependable and interested
in starting q career. DI. 1884. III
SALESMAN for mems furnishing
store; permanent position. excellent
earnings. Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOPS, 942 st. NV. lis
SALESMAN. paint; revolutionary new
spray type paint now being used in
large Developments; prefer man
calling on paint distributors reQuir-
ing paint line. Call MR.. GEE. 81.
6572. -22
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SALESMAN

COFFEE COMPANY has
opening in new business department.
commission. Transportation furn-
ished. Paid daily If desired. No age
limit. Apply 1129 Vermont ave.
NV, Room 323. to 8 am. daily.
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SAI,ESMENl

Large Washington hrm has opening
for 2 men between 25 and so with
cars. who want to learn to become
good statesmen. You will be ex-
pertly trained in good selling fun
uct. Liberal Commission and cash
bonus basis, with drawing account.
Position is dignified and permanent;
refs. required. II you want to get
out Of that rut, write details about
yourself to secure personal appt.
for interview. Box 1855. star.
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HOTEL RALEIGH
18th and Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
IB.M. SIR OPERATOR

Must be experienced operator Of al
phabetic 604 equipment, KNOWLEDGE
OF payroll operations desirable. but
not essential, but must know wiring;
5-day. 40-hr. wk. Free Transports
ton. paid vacation and sick leave.
Phone for appointment.
CAPITAL TRANSIT
MI. 6363. Ext. 652
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HELP---MEN
SALESMAN

FOR MEN OVER rs inter-
per- per wk. Must Be able to close good GOOD
storm window leads. Must have car
and be able to work evenings. Apply
In person. 1919 M st. NV.
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SALESMEN WANTED (6l-We have
hundreds OF direct leads, no can
vassing to- be covered. Substantial
commission. plus bonus on all sales.
Earn up to $4,000 q year. Ex:
perisnce , n selling nee Necessary; IL,,,GSll Gsll
CO., S26 7th st. NV. 10
once; must be sincere and depend
able. have car and reference. Apply
10 to 4 daily; comm. basis on 1-min.
demonstration; commercial item, no
house TO house; hoaters and curious
%Asafsor6pSs R6s spsly Co. foE5oMAr1c fs4a { ss n.%
sALESMEN-An exceptional oppor-
tunity for capable, experienced men,
VINO are willing to. work to achieve
nigh standards Of earnings with
eary ssnss Dsses M6
ToR CO, 279o South Ariington
Mills dr., Arlington. See Mr.. Jen-
kins bet. "a pm. LIZ
SALESMEN-DEBIT MEN. good agents
contract offers you guaranteed In
come to start. Get set for Q new
year and be ELIGIBLE for participa-
tion In terrific bonuses In addition
to highest earnings In the life.
health and accident and hospitaliza-
ton field. Experience unnecessary.
we will train you. Call MIR. RAF-
KIN. AID. 2161. 9-12, am; after
7:30 Pm. MI. 0S57.
statesmen (S), research service. We
will take the responsibility for you
earning Q minimum Of Sl00 per
week after preliminary training. Ad-
vanced commissions. Dignifled work.
PERSONNEL DEPT, RE. COLL. for
interview. 20
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statesmen
$15OS2OO WEEK

Il you have an automobile and enjoy
meeting people, then investigate
this ad. Excellent earnings during
training period. with increases there.
after depending on your ability. NO
DOOR-TO-DOOR CANvASSING. .Ap.
prospects who have informed US Of
their need for our product. Apply
921 11th st. NV, 2nd floor, pm.
sharp. See Dan Richard. -26
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HELP--MEN
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-

REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-We hon.
estly believe this Is the best oppor-
tunity. available. We pay q good
commission; we have q bonus plan;
commissions to salesmen, plus that
We are starting our fall real estate
lecture series with professional
teachers. Call Mr.. Hansen at WILL
LIAM L WAKEFIELD CO. OW. 1773.
ROOM CLERK, asst, exclusive hotel
Apply asst. mgr, CARLTON W HOTEL. yC
18th and K st. NV. --l8
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CAFETERIA
ASSISTANT

Immediate openings in progressive
with some restaurant experience.
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment. Capable of directing and
scheduling employees. No night or
weekend work. 3 weeks annual
leave.
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SECRETARY

SECRE larry
publication requires expert
enced stenographer, under 80; 6-day
wk.; vacation. insurance. .hospitali-
cation; good starting salary; ad-
vancement. CO. IO14. lis
SERVICE MAN for field repairs Of
major appliances: GOOD working
ity. All employe benefits including
vacation, sick leave, disqualification,
pension. etc. Evening appointments
arranged. Call Mr.. Shallow at GE
sEEeftfE sREsftE sTA,ri6S 81, IN SsSS9TGENnANifs- sS9G
For large trucking terminal. Good
hours. good pay; permanent posi-
tion with opportunity for advance
ment. LEdMANS TRUCKING TER
MINAL, 1925 New York ave. ne.
STATION ATTENDANT,
and vac. BARRoN.s sUNoCo sERV-
STATION Asst. Mgr. want
ed. Must be able to take compl.
charge; good salary; working cond. !;
.nSf sSs I'D s1t.!ysa sSsa ss
SHEET METAL MECHANICS; mus.
be experienced in duct work; ~
to $3.50 per hour for qualified men.
ARe5Y ARgeoTHERs H fsc. fRseson s4o ssoIEs s. sT
No phone calls. III
CLERK for hardware
store; good hours, good pay. bene-
flts. Apply 1904 14th st. NV. -18
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced pre-
:erred. for fnll time position IN
shopping center. Sc. Wash. Call MR.
ANDERSON KE. S-6412. ,-17
SPOTTER, white. silks; experienced;
quality work. RA. O447. -21
sTEAMFITTERS-New work in BE.
Washington. GEORGE F. WARNER
6s CO.. 1918 9Th st. s.w. ST. S4S9.
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TAILOR

For dry cleaning store; steady job,
good pay, excellent working condi-
tions; wonderful opportunity for q
thoroughly experienced tailor. Ap-
ply CENTRAL CLEANERS. 323 Car
roll st. NV. -lS
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HELP---MEN
CLERK-DRIVEF

6.day week to 4:3O; time will be
driving 2-ton International truck to
several annexes of local insurance
company; excellent working condi-
ttons. $37.15 per wk. GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES INSURANCE CO., 1910
L st. NV. -17
TELEvISION SERVICE MAN--Local
distributor has opening for outside
rslsVision I1n service 1, man ~, with i car Top
.wk.. vacation with pay, and other
benefits. p. LaBARBERA. LA. 6-6600.
TRUCK DRIvER-sALEsMAN, exper. i:
established route. Box 13-R. Star.
ing $4,000 or better annually. Call
RE. 6O46. MR.. HUBER. -18
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HELP MEN (conf.l

6M-day week. Salary open. Excel
lent opportunity for qualified per-
son. Contact MR.. MOFFET. JE.
2-7300. 30
BUTCHER, for weekend work: good
pay. See MRS. PASSIN. Kennedy
st. NV. --17
BUTCHER. experienced. Apply 342S
Conn. ave. NV. IL
CAB DRIVERS, colored; men and
women: free taxi school. TAN TOP
CAB CO., 1871 Kalorama I'd. NV.
CO. 7735 and CO. 1918. -25
distribution of popular baked goods
Sn nearby territory; good income
with opportunity for aggressive
salesman to increase earnings; must
furnish h-ton panel truck. Contact
Evening star., 1952-11-17
statesmen

We have 4 openings in our full-time
sales force And several openings for
part-time men who would like to
3 OF s hrs. in the evening and sew
eral hrs. on Saturdays. Full-time
statesmen are paid q wkly. salary
while training. Part:time men given
S car .tSnts we nave nd en
old as so making substantial In
come. A car is nec.. We will. II
possible. assign you o territory. close
to your home. Can also use ladies
ssr1 sST BASIS 6sw hr we p have b%SSr.Ss On
satisfied customers throughout this
area. There is no so-called high
pressure salesmanship used in. our
industry. II you are accepted by
moro than the average income. Cali
MR.. BREMEN, Ii. 6-710O any
forenoon this wk. for appt. =17
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SALESMAN

,EFICE FURNITURE. NEW AND
ING MAN. SALES EXPERIENCES;
CAR NOT NECESSARY: OPPOR-
TUNITY WITH FUTURE AND EX-
LlsE, GELLLlsEEMT Salary 45sA WITH PRO
Evening star., 1952-11-17
hELP-MEN
DRTTG CLERKS

Full-time position: experience de.
sired but not necessary; discount
privileges and other employe bene-
fits Apply
Peoples Drug Stores
Employment once. n P st. NE.
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GOVERNMENT
SERVICES, INC.
113b 21st ST. NV.

GANVAsSERS for 3 hrs work in the
mornings contracting homeowners.
We pay q good salary plus comm.
for storm window leads. No selling.
Apply in person, 2614 Wilson blvd,
Arl bet 12 and pm -22
Evening star., 1952-11-17

!1O1 Penna. ave. NV.
PLUMBERS and advanced helpers;
new construction In Sc. Wash;
long-term Jobs. GEORGE F..
WARNER & CO., 1918 9Th st. s.w.
pSTjmsERs;-rxn.r,ene.d ST s4ss; IN 7ss
have D. c. drivers license. ia.
PORTER and delivery boy for drug
store; good tips; day work. Apply
PORTER R-HANDYMAN, 5-day, 4O-hr.
wk., hospital, surgical, sick benefits,
vacation, etc. Call MIR. GRENoN.
Evening star., 1952-11-17
CAR HOPS
CARWASHER

II you are now working, but looking
for the best paid wash Job in town.
and can meet the following require
ments, We have that job open.
Must be reliable, experienced, not
over IS. have operators license.
Call Mr.. Watson. WA. 1900.
LuStine-NichOlSon Chevrolet
Evening star., 1952-11-17
DRIVER-COLORED

DRIVER-COLORED
sefs., 6K-day wk., no Sun. work.
GMVER'S MARKET. 6726 Roosevelt
ave, Seat Pleasant, Md. Directions:
Seat Pleasant bus anywhere along
II sc. to end Of line. LII
DRUG CLERK. experienced preferred;
good hours, salary plus commission
many company benefits. STANDARD
DRUG CO.. 1101 n ct. ne. and
112 q ct. NV. -1S
Evening star., 1952-11-17
DRIVER-PORTER

DRlVER-PORTER
Colored. Familiar with Chevy Chase
area. Permanent. Good opportunity
Tor steady man. HIGGER'S DRUGS.
6Ol7 Coma. ave. NV. -19
ELECTRICIAN with Md. and d. c.
sTHsn aSSa "es cs pd S41x shaRss foE
appointment. is
ELECTRICIAN HELPERS WANTED
for TO cI electrical taSa work. Call RA. 9s0O
HELPER - Year
round work; holidays With pay;
EMPLOYED MEN. 10 hrs. wkly.,
ewes. and Sat, part-time work, In
hrs. to suit you, will earn you $40
Mkly. Apply 81 pm, Tues, Wed.
Thurs. RIM. sol, 71O 14th NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR - Full time
perm. Job; pleasant surroundings.
GEORGE F. MUTH co.
1882 New York Ave. NV. --21
ENGINEER DESIGNER with q mini
mum Of 5 years experience in de-
velopment work. machine design, in
strument design or aircraft controls
and components An excellent op-
portunity with growing organiZa-
ton. REED RESEARH, INC. Call
Mr.. Shaffer, DE. 1000. -2l
Evening star., 1952-11-17
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position in our press
room. with chance for advance
ment, 20-30 yrs. of age. heavy build
and willing to give regular attend
ance. Must be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel, Room 800:
open weekdays, S:30-5 and Sat.
9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-11-17
ROUTEMAN
ROUTE
SALESMAN

We have several openings on high
paying routes for married men age
21 to 40, no experience necessary;
good pay while training. For fur
ther Information drop by and see
Mr.. Robert any day bet. z am. and
II n m
The frontiersman., 1952-08-28
CONSERVATION
 NOTES
Lew Hanks

There's some snow on the hills thls week. 1 could stand about three months more summer my self. Every time I see that snow I remember how that old Matanus- ka breeze howls down the Valley each winter. Last winter we were lucky. The winter wind was more cold than have seen it but it didn't blow so hard or long. About the time the snow was stripped from the fields, the wind died down. Thus we had very little wind erosion.
 This year might be different. If we are going to continue to row crop part of our land, we've got to figure on winter protection. We have lost too much soil in the Valley already. The first thing to do for winter protection is NOT to fall blow. Stubble land doesn't blow. Grass land with a fair old crop residue blows very little. Our potato and vegetable land needs lots of protection. Wind stripping helps. Proper location of row crop fields on the lee side of windbreaks also assists. Some farmers have had fair luck by ridging or packing snow. The Soil l Conservation Service and the Pal mer Soil Conservation Sub-dis- trict are going to do some protec- tive work this year with snow fencing. Even logs or brush staked down across a field afford excel lent protection. Why don't you consider cutting a truck load of brush or small trees eight to ten feet high? String them out across the field about fifty feet between rows and stake them down. I bet they would hold a lot of snow and soil-on your fields. Try it.
The frontiersman., 1952-08-28
WORK STARTED ON ST. MIcHAEL'S
 CHURCH BASEMENT

Construction on the new base ment of St. Michael's Catholic Church was begun early Monday morning, with the M and L Sisley Company of Palmer under con- tract to do the work.
 A campaign to raise funds for the long-needed project has been under way for the past few months. Although the $15,000 goal for the full expansion program has not yet been reached, the committee is confident of success. The basement itself will be ST. 900 project. With its completion it will be possible to install a modern heating system and pro- vide additional space for Sunday School classes and church activ- ities.
The frontiersman., 1952-08-28
At Betty'S

We are receiving our school clothes now, including winter jackets for youngsters.
 In fact, many new styles are coming in, including winter coats and suits, orion and wool dresses, blouses and skirts-The Marjone rayon flannel two-piece dresses are very attractive with plain skirts and plaid jackets. With the same label we have a few cock tail suits of velvet that will de- light the heart.
 See you soon.
 BETTY
The frontiersman., 1952-08-28
Az Field Committee
 Proposes Soil Mapping Of Development Areas

Standardization of accomplish ments in the field of agriculture and consideration of areas of de- velopment requiring continued at- tention were the basis of discus sions held Monday at the Alaska Experiment Station by the Alaska advisory Committee for the U. s. Department of Agriculture.
 It was the first meeting in sev- eral months for the group which is better known as the Alaska Agricultural Field Committee. Frank Heintzleman, Regional Forester for the U. S. Forest Ser vice, is chairman of the group and Charles w. Wilson, Territorial Conservationist, it's secretary treasurer. Other members are Don Irwin, director of the Alaska Ex- pertinent Station; I. M. C. Ander- son of the Farm and Home Ad- ministration; Stuart Hamilton, REA's Alaska field representa- tive; and Allan Mick, director of the Extension Service. These men reviewed the status of work in each of the eight agencies of the Department.
 Suggested priorities for a de- tailed soil mapping program were among the many topics discussed. High on this list of priorities are: (D the east and north portions of the Susitna drainage basin, in- cluding the area west of Anchora- age; CD accessible portions of the Copper River drainage area below an altitude of 1000 feet; (3) the Goodpastor drainage basin north of Big Delta; and (4) the Taiya River valley area in the vicinity of Haines.
 The first soil mapping priority would provide for an intensive survey of the area recently pub- 1icized in the US. Army Alaska's request for withdrawal of &C., % acres. It is also the area that would be opened up for develop ment through the proposed Susit- ma hydro-electric project. Priority 4 ties in with announced plans of the Aluminium Company of America to establish an alum mum smelting plant, hydro-elec- tric power, and townsite that will house 10000 people. Poten- tial agricultural lands west of the Chilkat River and near Haines would be the breadbasket for the Southeastern Alaska development area.
The frontiersman., 1952-08-28
Territorial Bd. of Education Regulations For Conduct of Pupils on School Busses

Regulation for the Conduct of Pupils
 The matter of conduct in transit might well be the sub ject of an assembly program at the beginning of the term and at other times deemed neces- sary during the year. The pup ills should be kept advised of the Regulations of the Board. Both pupils and drivers might be invited to make suggestions. The whole policy should be made to rest upon willing CO., operation. Student govern ment is reported as operating successfully in some places, but the Board would prefer to rest discipline upon the above mentioned basis with the driv- CT in charge.
 l. The driver is in full charge of the bus and the pup ills. Pupils must obey the driver cheerfully and promptly.
 2.Pupils must obey and re- spect the orders of monitors or patrols on duty.
 3. Pupils must occupy the space designated for them by the driver. Pupils in less desir- able spaces may move into the more desirable spaces when the pupils occupying the latter are not in the bus.
 4. Pupils must be on time; the bus cannot wait for those who are not at the bus stop at the time indicated on the schedule. This rule must be enforced in a reasonable man. ner. The health of the child must be cared for. Bus drivers should not leave young chil- dren who are in sight of the bus.
 5. Pupils should never stand in the road while waiting for the bus.
 6. Pupils must clean their feet of mud or snow before entering the bus.
 2. Pupils should help driver keep bus clean.
 8. Splitting on the floor of bus is prohibited, and anyone so doing must be reported to superintendent.
 g. Pupils must not throw waste paper or other rubbish on the floor of the bus.
 10. Pupils must not mar or otherwise deface the bus.
 II. Unnecessary conversa- ton with the driver is pro- hibited when the bus is in mo- ton.
 12. In entering or leaving the bus, pupils must avoid