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Evening star., 1952-07-30
ARCADE
SUNSHINE
735 Lamont st. NV.

SALES CLERK-$80 wk.; cheerful.
enced store salesman. Apply In per-
AMERICAN 1sdE i Y. PAPER PRODUCTS CO,
SALESMAN. to sell sporting goods
over counter; Must be exper. Perm.
Apply 933 G st. NV. u
SALESMAN, exper. for retail jewelry
store; excellent opportunity for
bright future If you are ambitious
and willing to work Apply in per-
son to KENT JEWMRY. 7O' 9TH
st. NV. 40
SALESMAN with car: 500 wk. salary.
Attractive monthly sales, bonus
plan also in effect; must be expert
taurants. taverns. general stores.
Call WHOLESALE DIV. Ma. 1892.
SALESMAN. mems furnishings; eSper.
prei;; good earnings. Apply. mgr,
11O3 H st. ne. -5
SALESMAN; mems furnishing and
clothing department. 45-yrs. or
discounts. Splendid working con-
ditions. Apply in person. IDA'S
DEPARTMENT STORE. 1901 Georgia
SHLESMAN, executive type, to con-
tact men and women; no Canvass
ing; quality leads furn.; car nee. !;
nigh earnings. ST. 1858 until 8 pm.
SALESMAN. mechanically inclined.
to service washers in customers
MONIES; top salary. car furnished.
sober. ref. PROCTER & HUTCHIN-
SON. 3714 14th st. NV so
SALESMEN-Someti you can sell
range. sometimes you can sell a
refgr.. sometimes you can sell q
washing machine; other times you
can sell Q freezer on the food plan.
But we give you the Opportunity
to sell all these and more Plenty Of
ousiifisd sSp leads. Call JU. s-1612.
sALEsMEN-ABovE AVERAGE in
COME for man who can qualify for
colored Wholesale Dealer in WASH
ineton, d. c. Need ability to main
tain headquarters for Products and
recruit, train sales force For in
terview, give age. experience, etc.
Write RAWLEIGH'S, Dept. DCG-14-
255W. Chester. Pa.
SALESMEN. full or part time, earn
$40 or more every day, depending
on the hours you work. Apply 7OS
l3th ST. NV. 3rd flr. Il
statesmen
Evening star., 1952-07-30
TRUCK DRIVER

TRUCK DRIVER
EXPERIENCED IN MOVING FURNI.
EggEz EgFaRLIsHEb I3fAb ERSk EfaM y6EH g69b Or Pr
AND FUTURE. REPORT FOR in
sss aSifEM NEW YORK YMikA AVE EEfNSTWEENcEs' N.W. Mi
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC tc
service washers in customers homes;
top salary. car furnished, sober. refs.
FTfEtGPcTER TftPc y T. T. HUTCHINSON. 3314
WASH AND PoLIsH MAN-Musto be
how Of cleaning and reconditionins
used cars: Ears Chance for advancement
permit 70 better ans Job Job NY. MUST s have D.
Don. Donald or M. Rodes Used Car
wATCHMAKER. fully experienced
ana a capable man: permanent posi-
tion; pleasant shop and working
cations; references. Apply the Jew
Bldg, or call Mr.. Mann, Ii. $4,000.
Ext. 56215 for appointment.
MAN to train for ONCE procedure in
l,9sISe' anp1y zss ssility Ny. M to type helpful.
MAN. work in variety store: must
be able to work ewes. RHODES,
MAN; { to h, help n'ei in garden and ground; our !;
use power equipment. Live out.
References. Private school Bethesda. |.
telephone OIL. 9794, between and
MAN for stockroom of machine shop
experience not necessary but must
write legibly. Apply BOWEN & Co,
4712 Bethesda ave-. Bethesda, Md
MAN TO WORK in truck service sta
ton. Must have exper and recent
refs. Salary S54 per wk. to start
Reg. advancement. SPEED &
BRIsCOE. 2201 New York ave. ne.
MAN To WORK around used car lot
MoToR esF As SALES. & s5aPp aPerRis Bisd.nsS1rs GJT1
MAN, exper. In selling steel; carr
Sl5Q to $3.50 per week. Call ST
MAN WANTED for installation of au-
tomobile seat covers, at least 6 mos.
experience; good steady worker, GOOD
starting salary. Ii. 4-034O, Mr.
! BREECE ~
Evening star., 1952-07-30

CLERK-TYPIST
Can you type As words per
minute?
Do you like TO work with
congenial people?
We have interesting tipping
jobs in our modern air-con-
ditioned Office In convenient
ne. section.
WE OFFER
Coop. group insurance plan,
paid. vacations and other
employe benefits.
APPLY
Safeway Stores, Inc.
1S45 4th st. NE.
Evening star., 1952-07-30

PHARMACIST, experienced; full
time; excellent pay. For informa-
ton. call DIR. POLLOCK. DU. 5000.
PHOTO COUPON MEN-New coupon.
First time in Wash, So on each sale
1870 sales daily. Apply PETRIE
STUDIO. 708 18th st. NV. II
PLUMBER with Md. journeyman card.
Must be sober. Also plumber s
helper: SH, 3633 before 5 pm. Il
PLUMBER-1st-clas jobbing hand
for iobbing and remcdeling, d. c,
drivers permit. 81. 0613.
PLUMBERS and steamfitters for new
work in Sc. Wash. Apply GEORGE
F. WARNER CO.. 1913 9th st. sw.,
ST. 34s9. or lob at 9th and Chesa-
PGGMfBBERs AND PLUMBERS HELP.
ERS; with drivers permit pref.
Apply 4l3o Georgia ave.. NV; or
PLUMBERS. mechanics and helpers,
Apply 1246 Taylor st. NV. 7-s
PfL;ut1MiBEkR's f;t1i RRRLPERs ta) expert.
enced. Call EN-. 05s3 between 9
apd ~
Evening star., 1952-07-30
DRAFTSMEN:
TOPOGRAPHIC

Minimum 8 years expert
ence mapping and Topographic
work. For New York Office of
major oil company with ex-
tensive Middle Eastern oper-
ations. Write giving personal
history and work experience.
Please include telephone num-
her
Evening star., 1952-07-30
SECRETARY

Permanent position open In 7O-year-
old Washington firm for secretary
with ONCE management experience.
Position must be filled by person
seeking advancement and willing
to- accept responsibility. Starting
salary $85 per 36H-hour, 5-day
week. Two weeks vacation. Call ME.
b243 for Appointment. III
Evening star., 1952-07-30
BAKERY SHOP CLERKS

.all-around; $50 q VIZ
and commission. CAN 10. s-1441.
BEAUTICIANS, colored, full. or part
time: 5-day week, vacations, tor
'aiafs Plus commission. Tu. 3sl6'
BEAUTY OPERATOR tman or Vom-
AMI. exper.: can earn SS5 Vkly., for
JULES HAIRSTYLIST in Aiexan-
dria and shirlington, Va. Call Mr..
BEAGTYA Beau Al OPERATOR iP2foA MI Siabt
work. steady position; 5 day Wk.
OPERATOR. part time:
French beauty shop. 1921 l4th st.
NV. AID. 9674. .
BOOKKEEPER; small once; simple
set of books; train with present
bookkeeper / month; permanent lob.
good hours. Call FIR. 1924 for ap-
pointment. Start August 4.
BOOkkEEPER-Kno Of gem
eral bookkeeping required with large
chain; good pay and other en-
ploye benefits. ia. 4-0450. --3I
Evening star., 1952-07-30
PRODUCE HELPER
NO WEEKEND WORK

Perm. lob with opportunity for ad-
vancement. Will load trucks and 20
out on route. Drivers permit neces-
sary; starting time $3.50 am. Apply
bet. am. and pm. to GOVT.
SERVICES, INC. 1135 21st st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
CT,ERK-TYPTST

CLERK-TYPIST
The Evening Star has an opening in
the classified advertising department.
An opportunity for an accurate
typist with a, good telephone voice.
rendering service to customers BY
telephone. 5-dsy. 40-hour week, II
interested apply Personnel Once,
RIM. sos. Open Mon. through Fri.
S:3O am. to pm. and Sat
am. to ] pm. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
IJ0I panpa Ava NJ VI
Evening star., 1952-07-30

SALES TRAINEES
To operate established grocery route
70 Icons. consumer: sales experience not
thoroushly. Company trsnsporta. tl.
ton furnished. For personal inter-
view contact MR.. HALL at the
1SaEI Garlyle 5 Hotel. Thurs. only. No
SCALE CLERK, white man. wanted
Tor permanent position with iee. To-
cal concern; Reply in own hand.
eondentiss sox led ~ rsHiss stss he'll
SERVICE MAN-outside televisior
ing conditions. Apply il person {
FLoW%ER YER THLEVisioN r. IiWi Il I Pc Service WAa:
SERVICE SALESMAN. experienced
only. Must be steady and re.
liable. Best OF working conditions
5-day week, vacation and holiday.
dentlsl sn Riy Box sS4g sFSeplgs ssar ssstsiesly con
full and part-time; exper. in iuhri.
cation work. Apply CoNNoRs 1
sERvIICEEE sERSvIICEE' fa sTffTTIoaNa "a ave ATsIisE;Nn sis; I aSr
Sa sIaocoD cso6DsS sERvfeE. Teas s4A 4A6n1TA osIrcT T
NV. Takoma Park. D. C.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, full
salary: Phone oW. 77o7 or apply
saEETp pH METAL Il TAi.ia1Hc MEccHaNrc; al e.peT' IN
shop work. Also roofer. Stead!
york and good pay. Call after g.
Evening star., 1952-07-30

ALEsMAN-MANAGER. In a modern
mems shop. Exclusive Selling al
branded merchandise, both Clothing
and furnishings. Man selected must
oe fully experienced in selling men S
ciothing and assume full RESPONSE
pity. Located In q shopping center
nearby Alexandria, Va. Liberal
salary and commission guaranteed.
NO phone calls. Apply 7I3 King
St. Alexandria. %
Evening star., 1952-07-30

MAINTENANCE MAN = whites. for
Must live in. Local references re-
quired. Bethesda. WI. 1850. 80
MAINTENACE MAN; general main
tenance man for Iarge apt. develop
ment in virginia; permanent posi-
ton; must live in deyelopment: call
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC
Heavy .oil-burner mechanic. life:
apartment. Apply MR.. WEHRL1
buckingham Community. 4235 N
Arlington. Va. --l2
garden prof.: knowledge general
maintenance and gas furnace; must
be aggressive and hard worker; live
on prof; hospital benefits. bonus.
vacation, sick leave; permanent job.
25O6 Iverson st. Sc, Jordan 9-97S9.
MEATCUTTER. steady work. 3423
Connecticut ave. NV. 81
charge Of small dept. Free hos.
Average earnings $50 wk. sT Sober
references. North Arlington. APP
ply 1880 King St.. Alex. 8 to 10
MANAGER. colored or white: bonded:
experienced in Confectionery store
with knowledge of ice cream ma
chine. State desired salary. Will
alternate day and night work with
owner. Box 102-B. Star. II
MECHANIC for Bendix clothes wash
ers; new and repair work; must be
Some Some re refrigeration experience.
l. BATEMAN EN- Nv l. W Son. aoo4 'is r. I. I.
MECHANICS HELPER-For used car
reconditioning. Opportunity for ad-
ytiancements; ytid1s Good hours, paid yaca;
See See Mr.. Mcdonald sao or MI. lqtn Rodes sses
at Used Car Dept.-305I M st
MECHANIC, washing machine. o tt
service machines in homes; top sal;
PRocToR / HUTcH1NssSoNt,' iffT1sS SsSt' s?fz III
MEcaAN1CAI MECH hi L ENGINEER. for s9 estsb.
lished mechanical contracting firm
specializing in municipal and Gov
with estimating exper. Excellent
salary to qualified man. STEWART
BAINUM CO., GE. O437.
MULTHITH OPERATOR. mail room
clerk; trade assoc; air conditioned
35-hour week. $1,000 0-S3.300, de.
pending on exper. Box 122-D. Star
MULTILITH OPERATOR. exper. mar
only. need apply; pleasant workini
conditions. hosp. benefits. oppor.
tunity for advancement. 81. 1893
after 9 pm. LO. 5-l711.
OFFICE MANAGER
Wanted ONCE manager of service
department; must have knowledge
Of air-conditioning and Office man
agement. Salary open. Call MR.
MACK. Me: 4S40. Ext. 31S. Il
PACKERS AND HELPERS. experience
with household goods desirable; gooc
wages. steady work SECURITY
STORAGE. I140 18th st. NV. liz
PAINTERS-Apply at 5S05 gath ave
and 1verison ST.. Hillcrest Heights
PAINTERS (9) exnerienre6 GO nor
Evening star., 1952-07-30
CLERK-TYPIST

We like to work in pleasant sur.
roundtngs with congenial people. II
you do too and are friendly and
dependable come in between $3.50
and 4:45 and talk to US. knowledge
OF typing desired but speed not inn
portant. These are permanent posi-
wk.. 371a hours, vacation and sick
leave benefits. Our company cafe.
terra Is run on q non-profit basis
and employees receive excellent food
ut low cost. Apply Room 800, Per.
sonnel ONCE, EQUITABLE LIFE IN
sURANCE CO.. SIC 14th st. NV.
Al
Evening star., 1952-07-30

GROCERY Roy, exper., must have
D. c. license; refs. Apply 651s Conn.
GRocERY asei cry MAN, experienced ai in all
departments. 1854 Livingston I'd; s.e
GROCERY CLERK-All-around white
man for week ends. Apply in per-
son, 220O Eye st. NV.
GROCERY, CLERK, capable. seneral
csntee ms ExPso Good IN uas ssrvn and
working conds. Call OR. 3100. Ask
for MR.. BAKER. Il
HOTEL CLERK to work in small no.
tel. Must be so years or over. Call
NE. s045 between 9 am. and p.m
HOUSEMAN for private residence in.
side District. Previous incumbent
retiring after IL years service. Only
applicants highly qualified as tc
character and ability can be con-
rm. available if desired. In answer
ling please state qualiflca tions fully
, also your age. Box 304-C, Star.
prefer. collator, reproducer: tabu.
corporation. chance for advance
ment; downtown location: 4o-hour
5-day week, 8 to 4:30. Monday
Through Friday: starting salary
KhOhS AAAhASSA AA 4SbASs Ava
INSULATION MECHANICS. exper
men in installing strip wool ant
blowing machine: steady work ane
,good sslary. 0L; 5127. R
industrial insurance route; un
limited opport. for . man with mi
tiative and ability: auto necessary
Apply sos Victor BLDG, 724 9th st
INSTRUCToR-Teach basic radio ii
technical school: full time only
immed, employment. Overtime som
ewes. II desired. Call HO. 1890
Ext. g, $50 am. to pm, o
10. 5-1907, after S pm. -3.
JANITOR, part-time: approx Q week
work at $35 . week: start i'm
mediately. Call Mrs. Eivin, ia
1ANIafsoR, sober and reliable; smal
once bldg, elevator license neces
sary: good job for right person
Apply SO F st. NV. RIM. 10. 3
=. JANfT0R. for lge. NV bldg Mus
be sober; no children Quarters
and 500 mo. r. A. HUMPHREYS
MA. 5O20. a
Evening star., 1952-07-30
SECRETARY.
EXPERIENCED GIRL FRIDAY

70 act as assistant to the top execu-
tive. Of one of Washington's most
stenographer. Ideal working condi.
tions, generous employe benefits,
extra liberal discount privileges, va.
cation and sick leave with pay.
or course, top salary and regular
increases to the right person. Apply
wasserm.ne sn to aEoRcEAA' Pr; A'f RiSIo Isl MI; I;
TELEVISION CO.. S16 + st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
HElP--MEN
MEN-PART TIME

Several openings for specialized 9.
month sales program; 3 ewes. pei
wk. required; earnings will average
well over $3.50 monthly. Prestige
products; old-line firm. No can
yassing. Under 40, with car. Apply
Thurs. eve, July 81. 8 pm. l6Oi-A
Rhode Island ave. ne. 81
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate
opportunity to work into supervisors
capacity with automobile company;
good salary to start Call MR.
HUTCHINSON, Ii. 3-SS00. after 8
am.
YOUNG MAN to learn duplicating
business; tipping helpful; handicap
no barrier: 5-day week; salary open
Apply 10 AM. to 3 PM. MIMEC
FNFM Fas ssSl SERVICE 1920 F. St: NV
YOUNG MAN to work in electrica
supply house. Apply after 2 pm
c. A. LEPPERT. 914 Eye st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. prefer student. tc
MANAGE roomine house. NO. Obs
after e. 81
YOUNG MAN. married pref, up tc
20 years OF age. The position Is in
the sales dept. of q General Motors
dealer. Starting salary will be in
tereSting to an applicant with re-
sponsioility. Box 341-B, Star. Il
Evening star., 1952-07-30

EMPLOYED MEN; 8 ewes. and Sat.
part time work: no car required
About S3 hr. Apply Tues, We'd,
and Thurs; So pm. Rm. sol. 7lO
18th st. NV. 80
AGGRESSIVE. YOUNG MAN, experi.
enced in local household goods, NOV
ing and ,whsng. Prefer all-around
man with the dispatching ability
familiar with p. U. g. d. service
Give full particulars, marital status,
references, salary expected. Box
234-D, Star. a
PART-TIME OUTSIDE Tv SERVICE
MAN. for night service work. MA
SEK'S ELECTRICAL CENTER, 58O2
Edmonston "a tor rd., East Riverdale.
BOY. coiored. to work in grocery
store; must have D. C. license. 30l
10th st. S.w. 81
STUDENTS AND OTHERS to collect
on commission basis: car necessary
Apply NEW YORK JEWELRY CO,
719 7th st. NV. See Mr.. Jerry. 80
STUDENTS OVER IS-Pleasant out
side work for summer months. Good
pay. Rm. 424 Bond Bldg
Evening star., 1952-07-30
FIREMAN

COLORED. for new air-conditioned
apt. bldg. Must be familiar with
heavy oil-burner equipment Apply
in person to ENGINEER, 4301 Mass
ave. NV. 80
FOREMAN. shipping. Opening avail
able for experienced man, to take
complete charge Of shipping dept
and its personnel. Required to pack
and handle stock. route trucks and
out-of-town shipments. Permanent
Job; 5-day. wk.; white. capable and
experienced. Apply CAPITOL PRINT
ING INK CO.. INC. S06 Charming
FOUNTAIN BOY for neighborhood
drugstore; over Is. Apply In person.
2537 Bladensburg rd. ne. 81
FOUNTAIN MAN. exper., refs. Mod
ern air-conditioned store. Top
wages Call HO. 9759. 81
GENERAL UTILITY MAN; high school
education; must be good at figures;
have D. c. drivers permit. Apply
in person to:
INTERCHEMICAL CORPORATION
Printing Ink Division
I32 Que St NE al
Evening star., 1952-07-30
DIRECT SALESMAN
For Gas Appliances and
Heating Equipment


Reorg anization Of our sales depart
ment makes II possible for a real
salesman to earn SIS. .000-$10,000 a
year. Protected territory. Appliance
and heating equipment sales eXpe-
rience helpful but not necessary.
City Is all natural gas; rates ap-
proved; gas heating costs reduced
25ee. Excellent opportunity in a
very progressive New ENGLAND
Vately owned. Only replies giving
complete, detailed information will
be considered, Replies confidential.
Box 446-D, Star.
CRAFTSMAN, exper. in mechanical
drafting. desired with specific exper.
on machine drawings; numerous
employe benefits and excel. salary.
Call ME. 69l4. a
DRAFTSMAN--Research and devel-
opment firm In Alex. needs a drafts
man for varied and interesting work.
Eyper. IN design and development
helpful. 5-day. 40-hr. wk. Salary
open. Phone OV. 2177 for appt.
ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORP. Alex.
Va. Il
Evening star., 1952-07-30
ROUTE SAI,ESNf AN

For established wholesale bakery
route; prior experience not neces-
sary: excellent guarantee plus COM
mission; paid vacation, group 1nsur-
status. prior experience. BOX 451-D.
Star o1
Evening star., 1952-07-30
SECRETARY

Efncient, neat, rs to 35 yrs; bust.
ness experience, also meeting the
public; some bookkeeping helpful,
but not essential; 5-day week; salary
open. Phone for appt. MR.. KAHN.
RE. 1875.
Evening star., 1952-07-30

MAINTENANCE MAN = white; foi
small institution, also able to drive
Must live in. Local references re.
quired. Bethesda. WI. AGO. 80
MAN; general main.
tenance man for Iarge apt. develop.
ment in virginia; permanent posi-.
ton; must live in development: cal
MR., CROOP,s ia. 2-2OO0 Al
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24
LETTERS TO THE
 EDITOR
Apul 24 DOG OWNERS BEWARE


 Once more the residents of the Bailey Hill district were sadden- ed ,o hear of another ruthless shooting of a neighbor's dog. The latest victim belonged to a little boy. who thinks very much of his pet
 This poor defenseleSs animal was one of many who have been shot these past years. The killer IS none other than a prominent neighborhood farmer. Neighbors live in terror. for fear their dog may be next.
 Most of the dogs shot. have been children's pets, tame gentle animals. The kids grieve for their dogs but parents hesitate to get others in as much as no dog is safe in the neighborhood.
 Excuses given for the shootings have been that the dogs chase the livestock or have been mis- taken for wild animals. Yet 1t has been said, our killer keeps seveT> al guns in handy places for the very purpose of shooting dogs.
 At no time has a dog owner been notified that his dog was molesting this mans livestock or property. The dogs never had n chance nor were these clean shootings Most were shot, crip- bling them; some manage to reach home, while others died a slow torturous death making an attempt to get home.
 So, parents. in order to prevent grief, tears and suffering, also to prevent attempting to explain how anyone can be so inhuman' it would be wise to keep your pets tied up because sooner or later your dog may meet the same fate as the others.
 (Signed) Irving Lozier
 Editors note: Sec. 33-3-s3 of Alaska Compiled Laws. Annofat- ed states: DOGS ANNOYING OR EvINc1NG TENDENCY
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24

TO BITE ANIMALS. BIRDS OR FOWLS: KILLING PRIOR TO NOTICE TO OWNER OR KEEP ER. Whenever any dog habiiual
 annoYs any wild deer. rein. deer. sheep, cattle or horses or
 tner animals or birds either do. mesiic or wild. or evinees a dis. position which renders if likely that if will without provocaiion bite such animals or fowls. if shall be lawful for any person 10 kill such dog. when ai large. The owner or keeper of such dog. If known. or upon reasonable in. quirY may be known. shall be no. tified and given reasonable op- portuniiY 10 restrain such dog before if shall be lawful 10 kill if. Persons authorized 10 enfores the Alaska Game Law and Terriiori- al Highway Pairolmen shall be empowered 10 enforce this sec tion."
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24
Enquqemenf Announced

MT. and Mrs. Robert Peterson of Palmer announce the engage ment of Wanda Lea Lindsey to John F. Gore, son of MT. and Mrs. Jack Tost of Palmer.
 No date has been set for the wedding.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24
WE'RE SORRY

Through some error two names were omitted from the Palmer School honor roll that appeared in last weeks paper. The names of Jack McKechnie and Mary Ann Mears should have been in- cluded among the Juniors listed.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24

hc resigned tO run for office. He N as close second in the race for Anchorage mayor last fall
 Pollock advocates a juvenile court io help combat delinquency and legislation Co combat the dope racket. He would also sup port increased appropriations for the Alaska Department of Labor. the repeal of the law limiting highway advertising. and reviS. ion of present voting laws to re- quire registration of all voters,
 Pearl Gibson. Secretary-treas- urer of Anchorage's Retail Clerks Union Local l496, is seeking Democratic nomination to the House. An Alaska resident of al most l2 years, she has served four terms as vice president of the Alaska Federation of Labor.
 Mrs. Gibson supports legisla- ton pertaining 10 labor, child welfare and old age pensioners. She urges compulsory schooling to the age of Is years, the adop- ton of a vocational training pro- gram in Alaska schools. and an adequate school construction pro gram. She would also extend the unemployment compensation pro- gram to provide disability insur- ance for the protection of work CTS who are unemployed because of illness or disability.
 Mrs. Gibson is widow and has no children. She was born in Canada and completed grammar school and one year of high school in Calgary.
 Another Democratic House candidate interested in having changes made in the Workmen's Compens tion law is Ed Baldwin of Anchorage.
 A we'll known businessman, Baldwin is owner of the Alaska Seed Go. and publishes the Alas kan Agriculturist magazine. He has resided in the Territory for the past 13 years.
 Baldwin would amend present liquor legislation to restrict those seeking liquor petition signatures to those within one-half mile ra- dius of the proposed establish ment. He also feels that there should be some sort of herd law to protect farmers and home owners against loose-running stock and dogs.
 Editors Note: Since this is
 the last publication of the
 Frontiersman before the cleo
 lion Tuesday, it will be impos-
 sible for us 10 get more infor-
 mation regarding Third Divi-
 sion candidates to our readers.
 We are sorry that the list has
 not been complete. Because
 we felt that the public has
 more knowledge of the Senate candidates. we have concentra- ted on those running for the
 House. Other candidates for
 the House of Representatives
 not mentioned in this series
 are Democrats Patrick Bren-
 nan, Chester C. Carlson. Char les (Jack) Davis. Zebb J. liar
 ris, Pete Kalamarides.- Wendell P. Kay, 2. J. Loussac. John w. Thomas. and Russell K. Young; and Republicans Paul C. Kroenuns, Axel Niklason. Lloyd C. Olsen. Carl T. Rent.
 schler. Bert C. Rutherford. Don E. Smith, Herald E.
 Stringer. and Reese Tatro. Candidates for the two four
 year Senate terms are Repubi-
 cans Bailey E. Bell. John F. Gorsuch, Walter H. Hodge. Marshall C. Hoppin. and John
 H. E. Johnson; and Democrats
 William "A. Egan. Steve Me Cutcheon, and Victor C. Riv- CTS. Democrats Karl Arm.
 strong and Jack D. Conright
 are running for the Senate
 short term as is Republican