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Evening star., 1952-10-26
HELP-W0MEN
ing plant. exper preferred. Cal
MR.. LISTRANI. GE. 666S. -26

SHIRT OPERATORS
perienced; Steady work; white only.
Apply 332 Commerce lane. Rock
Vile, Md. -2S
SIGN AND METAL fabricating plant
has opening for woman to run small
coating machine and operate punch
pres, P5:s,,,, Ideal working conditions,
SODA GIRL. Ri nc; eolored, for downtown
work. High school graduate. Good
hours. good pay. Apply BABBITT'S
DRUGSTORE, ll06 F st. NV.
SPANISH TEACHER. part time; must
be native; Apply BERLITZ SCHOOL
sTATIsTfc2H cIERR sSs l7'f BethesdS si n%
Chevy Chase ares: to, do clerical
work involving statistical data: must
be able to type; excellent working
conditions and employe benefits.
Call OIL. 1900. Ext. 3o3 or 80 for
STATISTICAL TYPIsT for cPA ONCE.
State age. exper., education. salary
expected and reply in own hand.
%riting Boy 453-R. Star. go
sotiice: must be rapid. accurate typ
fence and ability; Dupont Circle
area; Phone Dupont s3"3. Pr
STENOGRAPHER, not over 35; no
experience necessary; must be able
to take dictation at about 90 w.p.m.
and transcribe 1t accurately; good
background in English, also should
be able to spell correctly: must pre-
sent a good appearances; pleasant
NG NwGorking, ss,a conditions; coed salary.
sTENOGRAPHER. under a5. assist
exec. small indus. organization:
exp. req.:. personable with capacity
for assuming responsibility: interest
WALKER DE. 1850. -3I(
STENOGRAPHER with knowledge of
bookkeeping. Call Mr.. Darby. OIL.
1863. for appt. Bethesda office of
STST sTSgRsAR eARp TITLE AND INVEST
STENOGRAPHER-Not over 40 yrs.
of age, sol a week to start. per-
manent, 5:day. 40-hour week, Lib
Interesting Work Sn Tor mott motion pf'pssgs picture
concern. Must take dictation 95
w.p.m. or better. Apply room 400.
Tower Bldg. l4th and X sts. NV.
or phone LII. 5-6700. Ext. 6-3323
STENOGRAPHER. perm. position;
chance for advancement; .40-hr, g.
day wk,. Mon: through Fri; starting
salary. S294.45 mo. Apply Rm. SO2
11Ol Vermont ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER- open
ing for young lady. Is to 35, per
manent position. pleasant working
conditions. 5-day. :55-hr. week. Good
starting salary with opportunity for
advancement. Unusual free en-
ploye benefits. P1. 2ls4. -2s
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ARTIST

design; IA W yrs. 'ssrs agency u exper'. sqveft;
yrs. exper. as art director, Phila.,
Bait. Wash. 32 yrs; family; de-
write Box ISL. Star
BOOKKEEPER ACCOUNTANT, fully
e4nm e9D;; full sxn charge ve or assist; u yrs
BoY: aSs coIo4es, J1npsr ae aosse se,,r,, ,oh s.,
GOOD goo sne meals on'y no. aaS SSsS5 e night with
BOY. colored, II. looking for work.
honest, neat and clean. as a mes
sfnseT' Sessa csf st9ck Ho Boy p9Tter' houseman.
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE. 80, married;
COLLEGE background; accounting, busi.
ness Administration; 10. years experi-
snce accounting. auditing. office
sires to change position; minimum
salary; $4,000; available November
15. Box 24-M. Star. 26s
CARETAKER, general maintenance,
ior estate; strong dependable mar
risd man; ma, non -drinker or smoker.
cARPENTER, -i' al available i@m.-
oiately: understands the business.
.i has eauipment. TU. 3255. 26.
CHAUFFEUR--Private family or light
ss1vtFs sye r.isf5 aoored dhaPds FL s4sht viz tOs ss
CHEF, COOK, Al; sober, fast: man
age v kitchen, any dish. Ii. 3-26l7.
cRfF STEWART. hotel or restaurant.
Morf salary or commission. Box
coMPANIoN-NuRsE. slIPPj Sfoi m.tur. 2s, Scr,.
an. lifelong resident Of wash.
inston, widow Of well-known law.
yer, would appreciate personal inter-
view: view OIL. 1908 before noon or
DRAFTING, done at home. p.,er..
ELECTRICAL; architectural and mechan-
ical. Call after 8 pm. weekdays or
all day Saturday. Phone WA. 3o95.
EDITOR-Young man with experi-
ence in all phases Of trade paper
work Prefer industry magazine.
ns,Ss. hopse organ or trade association
EREvSfoR opERAffoo1R.k Efn fo1 * so sta5 s:D.ra.
sSe sS.e' To4k nas license Or light cleaning;
INSURANCE MAN wishes Franchise IA
build nice health and accident debif'
ENGRAvER, temporary or
W. JAMIsoN. 5osa RodmaTnD TDstiencs. 81 nS.
JUNIOR BAKER wants SATURDAY ana
Sunday work. 10. 2-74S9
MAN, colored, exp. in waiting On
grriEyate banouets. Call Sunday. NO.
MAN, colored. wishes lob p.,nt,ns.
nouseeieanins scn or work Of any Kind.
(Continued on Ns1f
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTING SERVICES for the
small business; systems Installed.
maintained; statements. payrolls.
AcGoSUNT}zaNT ts6eS }z Na-Cf42; ePu2S;lic,-sookk..p,n.
and tax service. SIS per mo. up.
10. 2-37S5 or 10. 9-942O.
ACCT, will keep small set books. part
time, statements, taxes. etc. Mr..
Larkin, Ma. 1868, DE. 0016.
registered. broad prac.
tical experience all types conStruc-
ton; able negotiator, supervisor;
min, $40. Box SIM, Star. .
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JPERVISOR WANTED
MAN OR WOMAN
HELP DOMESTIC

CHARWOMAN. colored, free to work
any hours and Sundays. Exper. APP
ply in person, 1922 5th st. NV. --27
CHAUFFEUR R-HOUSEMAN or waitress
maid with drivers license. exper.,
~elisble recent loc. refs, 2 adults.
excel. location. live in or out. DE.
CHILD cARE-Gh.w, am. to s
p:m,, 8 days, ! child. Must have
$50 plus carefare. ~. s-5O6s.
COOK K-G.H.W.-Live in; good salary:
reliable references necessary cWo.
COOK AND LIGHT HOUsEwORK
from 19t to 8; Chevy Chase. Call
COOK. coiored or white, not over As,
companion. light g.hw. duties. live
IN; homs slo9 per skn9 month other help in
COOK. AND G.H.W., must be thor
oughly experienced with excel. local
reference; no Sundays or nights.
COX 81 t51Aa:w & !1Aa::w., ,ly. in. fond Of chill
eufred aIfn ekPeFis4ss kH' sqss references es re-
intelligent, live-in, two adults, no
Sun. work, one other day of after
breakfast. $50 wk. WO. 007s..
near Sth and Columbia I'd. Call CO.
1175 bet. 5 and T pm. any day.
COOK. .H.W.-Small family; live In;
experienced; refs; S35 per wk. Box
COOK q ri HHoUsEEKEEpER. StSSE fond Of chill
Ing: 5 miles from B: G: Upstairs
room and bath. S35 per week. Call
CouPGE, 81 ifD'' exper., reliable for lovely
country place close to Washington in
Maryland. Wife for cook house
keeper and man for inside outside
work; pvt. apt on 2nd FIR; garage
for right couple; $50 per mo. GO.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK, good cook;
care of child; must live in; close
pay. Cali TU. 1857.
G.H,w.. light ironing: 2 single rms.
with bath, on ground floor; consider
extra person; salary open. OR. s90s,
after en- 1 pm, -,.,. .o.. .no
TtiaceG Tefe sas 'e sR' H. 7iss sIssS week. local
Cail EN-. 315i. E27
G.H.W.. exper.; II through dinner,
Id9i Sat- stay s eyes, recent eat9 local
G.HW. and cooking, stay on place.
nice room and bath, Wesley HRts,
$50 week. OR. 0714.
G.H.W., Monday. Wednesday and Fri
days, stay late one evening; ref;
$I5. plus fare. sH. 6643. .
G.H.W.-Woman for small home, 2
school-age children; easy nours,
good pay; refs. VI. S95S.
G.H.W.-Experienced Cook
No laundry. no heavy cleaning. Mar
ried. live in with husband. en-
pljyed elsewhere. Room and board
provided husband in return for 2
hrs. house and ward work weekly.
NV area. Car essential $35. Box
339-R. Star. rs
G.HW. EXPER. REF. LIVE IN OR
STAY SOME NIGHTS. . DAUGH-
TIERS. AND 4. OR. 2356. -26
GIRL. white live in, child care. g.h.w.
Modern home. No laundry. 500 al
month. UN. 7454. -26
GIRL, colored, g.h.w. and cooking;
live in; local refs; S25 wk. WI. gill.
GIRL g.hw. and light cooking. 3
weeks December. 12 pm. to 6 pm,
5-day week; $50. plus carfare; refs.
req OIL. 1888 after 5 pm.
white. live in; neat
and dependable; care 1-year-old.
ia, 5-S245. go
Evening star., 1952-10-26
HElP-WoNEN

SALESWOMAN. experienced. to sell
better clothes: fun or part time;
CES EFT FRANCES. 1915 Conn. ave.
SALESWOMAN with car; weekly sal
ary and commission; no limit on
earnings. SUNLIGHT PLATE GLASS
TO. 9434 or 10. S-l556. 30
Evening star., 1952-10-26

TYPIsT, with dictaphone experience.
for part-time work in Conn. ave.
offlce. Box 356-R, Star.
TYPIST - MUTUAL INSURANCE
,~k.; air-cond. ofice, life insurance,
disqualification, with surgical ex-
penSe. See Miss Jones. rs
TYPIST, GEORGETOWN. to take dicta-
tion at home from autograph ma
chine records. Type reply to 1858
TYPIST, under 35. in modern air
conditioned, fire and casualty insur-
ance branch ofice. Insurance expe-
rience helpful but not necessary.
Good chance for advancement to I'M
kppiy NoRTHWEsrERN RGiHSaqE ri 4 NAT1oNAk Nat Sfsk,
Sl2 Woodward Bldg. -29
exper, helpful but not nee. !;
perm. position; 5-day, 40-hr. wk. /;
pleasant working conditions: liberal
discount SCs sS,1 Ii;..9 on purchases; ms: and
psn ApSiy P1sD ye'F6ReR; 1RGG
STORES employment office, r. P
rYPIsT Permanent. dictaphone
work: 1925 mo. RE. 1916. Monday.
TYPIST in accounting department.
ROme Ds Once coco Of at oes pf e to y1Fe
qualified person with opportunities
for advancement. Less than 4O-hour
week, free disqualification and life
insurance. White only. Apply in per
son. AMERICAN HOME MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 1857
K street NV. --26
and general ONCE work s.
day wk., good salary, excel. oppor-
tunity for advancement, very conv.
for girl living in ne. section.
FRANC JEWELERS.. 1925 H st. ne
go
rYPISTS, white, under 80; permanent
positions; ir-conditioned building.
modern cafeteria: 40-hour, 5-day
week; annual starting salary, So, 400:
liberal vacation and sick leave. Apply
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.
personnel office. :}rd and r sts. ne,
q m to 4 pm. No phone calls. -2Q
Evening star., 1952-10-26
WOMEN, WHITE
AttentiOn-LOOk

Needed at once. six neat-appearing
young ladies who are interested in
earning better than average income.
We train you to demonstrate fac
tory direct service. Earn S66 per
wk. while learning. Rapid advance
ment in 80 days If you are live
wire. Investigate this. it's worth
while, Apply 1929 18th ST. NV,
I'd floor, 9 to II am. only. rs
LADY for general clerical
work; knowl. of typ. desired but
not essential; 40-hr. .wk.; paid holi-
days. Call LA. 6-4s00 for appt.
LADY, general Office work
with one of Washington's oldest and
most reliable iewelry stores. con-
ary. Apply in person. ELI RUBEN
Yo1NG IL kADY1Tor Di2 F. nTi selling. in greet
ing card dept. Apply after 9:30
am. BREWOOD, 1917 G st. NV.
LADY for retail store, sta
tionery and gift dept. Apply after
9;3O am. BREWOOD. 1917 G st.
-0T
Evening star., 1952-10-26
AGENTS

MAN to earn $50 week commission
and up; automatic fire extinguish-
erS. nationally advertised; prospects
everywhere; full or part time; ex-
samples. Write RED COMET, INC,
Dept 45-D. Littleton, Colorado.
Evening star., 1952-10-26

EXQUISITE CLEANERS, 300
Georgia ave. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN for one-girl ofice;
typing, filing, invoicing. elementary
bookkeeping; 5 days, $50 to $50;
aa[S full 4PeH details aaRendas ss letter. aa aOisS Box
YOUNG WOMEN, attractive. e intelli-
gent. as dance teachers. Experience
not necessary. Salary up to $50 per
week after two weeks training at our
ATTENTION - General office clerk,
with little knowledge of typing nee
esSary. Attractive position for in
telligent woman with young organ
ization. Salary commensurate with
fal a6ility dG1hr week, Call GE. 1918
WHITE WOMAN. to live in and care
for bedridden invalid lady; must be
strong and capable of cooking and
caring for herself and patient; re-
each day; refs: WAGES, 500 per
ia G Won WOMAN. ATi as va; eompan pan
ION for elderly lady; room. and
board; spa AT risht 5aes ehsousework; small . sal
UNUsUAL POSITION Open S0 to
strong. high-type woman in field Of
creative selling. Permanent. with
opportunity for rapid advancement.
age 21 to, So, good education. ,un-
like to meet people. Teaching back
ground desirable but not necessary
Write full information and phone. to
PART-TiME WORK. at home; no ex-
RsTT. nsG tssrbans salary and must
and contract selling. SMITH REAL
PART.TIME CLERK. white. 8 am. to
L.; 6;day wk: Apply Mrs; Mccain,
GiFT fIgIEy yHoP MEM86IAk gosPIThd
work and supplemental income for
middle-aged or retired lady. Box
s4W TYR; o,s Star in.d,cr+ uondvu.n.,
4 4 B ENTERPR1sEsS. 3115 S'S1ti n. 9th
SELL DRESSES from New York.
Seen Vogue. Mademoiselle. Good
SER ssSaN Mffs TS ATe Nex YaH
INCREASE INCOME. show friends
lovely handkerchiefs. Easy sales.
repeats TefPPeatSS' Expsrience UNNECESSARY
ExcusiyeP eppoTtunity scHM1D HASh 0es co
3rd- FIR. RIM. AND BATH and break
fast given woman who will prepare
breakfast for 4 and act as sitter in
ewes: located of Conn. near bus
line. Box 395-R. Star.
OPENING FOR YOUNG LADY, white.
to do general filing and tipping
40 to 80 w.p.m. typing speed. All
tipping from written copy: pleasant,
congenial working conditions: 3Tla-
hr. week, paid vacation and sick
leave. hosptta lization. Apply in
person to MRS. JONES, 1900 r. /.
ave. NV. Phone d. 3412. -2S
CATHOLICS, full or part time. to col
lect subscriptions for NATIONAL
CATHOLIC MONTHLY; S1.25 per
hr commission assured. Phone ME.
1898 between and 9 pm.
THE CHRISTMAS SEASON means
BIG profits for AVON representa-
tives. We train you. Start now and
earn $500 before Xmas. RE. s107.
SPARE TIME CASH - Sell Xmas
cards. As much as $50 weekly. No
experience needed; sell on sight.
Free samples. Personal cards that
sell low as so for $1.25. Samples
of boxes on approval. LIBERTY
BELL STUDIOS, $40 F st. NV. suite
b03 RE. 4716. Open Thursday eve
ninQg
Evening star., 1952-10-26
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

WORK AT HOME 4 HRS. A
DAY. GOOD SALARY AND
COMMISSION. A REAL OP-
PORTUNITY TO MAKE
GOOD MONEY. CALL MIR.
JONES AT Ii. 1895.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
Telephone Solicitors
Telephone Solicitors

Well established concern desires ex-
per. telephone solicitors to work
from home. Call MR.. CAHILL, at
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There Is Absolutely
NO LIMIT

70 your earning capacity II you are
working in our organization. Ar
thur Murray has openings for girls
81 to 2S with pleasing personality.
neat appearance, interested in busi-
ness career. COLLEGE preferred. train
for interviewing and supervising
with earning of $4,000 tn. $4,000
per yr. Arthur Murray pre- <des full
training program Apply in person,
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO, 1106
Conn. ave 9 to 10 pm. 81
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HElP-WokEN

TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, white. part
time, ewes, in portrait studio: SAL
ary and commission. MA 2714 or
apply 920 18th st. NV, eyes,. :,
Must be experienced with some
modelling. Contact MR.. OLIVER.
hef hrs n. q and iO or Rol0
Evening star., 1952-10-26

WOMAN, eXperlenced using 40 brush,
for dial work. DIALS, INC, 81 E
st. NV. -26
WOMAN for cashier Job in drugstore;
5 days, 3:30-l1 pm, meals. Apply
QUIGLEY DRUGS, 21st and G. -26
WOMEN (fD, hours day or evening
until Xmas. RE. S107 -2S
WOMEN. white or colored. for tele-
phone and general clerical work.
Steady position. good salary. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO., 703
Evening star., 1952-10-26
Stenographer-General

Capable of doing secretarial work.
pleasant working conditions; 5-day
week; 6 days with extra pay op-
tional. Liberal discount on purchases
as Well as other departments ESo ESo
perience with IBM electric type
writer preferred but not essential
Apply MR.. STEWART.
Evening star., 1952-10-26

telephone solicitors for
well established firm. Call LA.
R-42XS. MR.. THORE -26
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SALES CLERK
SALES CLERK

EASTMAN kODAh S1ORES, 1NSI
607 14th st. NV.
SALEsGIRL, white, pref. tall, for
plus commission. Cal DI. 1857;
SALES GIRL in Photographic studio,
experienced in photography not es-
sential; good pay. Apply in person.
ANTON, 1919 G st. NV.
gALESGIRL, exper. furs and cloth;
some once work; top salary. Call
Ma 1109. -26
sALESGIRL, experienced; full or
part time; permanent; for bakery
tnSs; work Sundays. For appt.,
GALESLADY. experienced; children's
wear; excellent salary and comm:
also part time; 81 per hr. and
comm: Apply ESTHER SHOP 1925
F st. NV. -3O
EALESLADY. ready-to-wear; must be
thoroughly experienced. Steady posi-
ton excellent opportunity; cnII $50 to
sALESLADIES-Full or part time. to
sEGa saiaTx Mil SfaE END Tase SHOP HRe 4oa
If.! 2s,h St soqth shirlinstOn shopDsins
eALESLADlES-Op 1or new
candy shop; full or part time; no
exper. nee; We train you. ABBY
bet. and 1890 am. FANNIE
MAY CANDY CO.. 1910 E st. NV.
GALESLADIES. ladies' ready-to-wear:
top salary plus l % commission on
ali sales. You must be experienced
selling dresses. coats, and suits.
Permanent positions; pleasant work
ing conditions in one of Washing
tons top fashion speciality stores.
SAKS. 610 18th st.
eALESLADIES - Wonderful oppor-
tunity for residents Of Bethesda,
Chevy Chase area for employment
in stationery and ONCE supply store.
b-day, 40-hr. wk.. good starting
salary. Interesting work. Sales
experience preferred. Apply at 7107
Wis. ave. Bethesda, Nd. or phone
WI S4OO is
Evening star., 1952-10-26

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1952-10-26
HElP-WoMEN

LADY, unemployed. ambitious, cap
able, for responsible position; rapid
advancement. Box 431-J. Star.
LADY, between 25 and As for gen.
eral office work. Some tipping and
some knowledge of bookkeeping pre-
ferred. Permanent position with
good salary and 5-day. 40-hour
week. Many advantages including
pension plan. Person living in gen.
eral vicinity Of store would be pre-
ferred. Phone Mr.. Matthews for ap-
pointment. WO. 4244. COLONY
HOUSE. Americas Most Beautiful
Furniture Store. 4244 Conn. ave.
NV. 80
LADIES. refined; Stanley Home Prod
permanent. Phone no. 7776.
income, spare time.
looks, smells real. Write STUDIO
ROSE CO, GreenVille, Pa.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
LADIES

Would you like to become real
saleswoman? If so. this is your op-
portunity. Experience not necessary
our own manner. After training. you
will be in position to earn $500
$500 per month. You must be 25
years of age or over. have a car.
and be a resident of Washington.
To assure a personal interview, give
home address and phone number to
Box 423-In Star --oS
Evening star., 1952-10-26
PART TIME
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

CLERKS, white. for downtown hoteI
nneWsstand; hrs; am. to pm.
good proposition: must
know city. Apply in person, 924
Evening star., 1952-10-26
RALEIGH
HABERDASHER
1920 F st.

SEAMSTRESS, exper.. also as clerk in
| dry cleaning store. HO. 1880. "n1 q
! p st. NV. -2S
SEAMSTRESS-Pow sewing ma
| chine operator: factory experience.
AID 120N O1
Evening star., 1952-10-26

These are top sales positions that
require good retail experience. Those
who qualify will find these positions
profitable and pleasant: 5-day week,
excellent salary and commission and
many store oenefits are ofered; II
chandise and finer clientele apply at
once, 3rd floor employment office
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-04

tract customers by offering as "bait" a few national brands at slashed prices. Consumers pur- chase these bargains, the Bureau points out, but at the same time many are overcharged on other less familiar items which they are led to believe are also bargains" |"
 To guard against bargain = blindness" housewives are urged to adopt the following shopping rules:
 l. Don't be switched" to a brand of unknown value and quail ity, if you are told that the store is sold out on the bargain-priced fa- nous brand you came to buy.
 2. Resist sales pressure to sell you an item said to be "just-as- good" and much cheaper" than the national brand.
 3. If you're able to buy the advertised bargain, be cautious about purchasing so-called "essen- tial parts," at an additional price.
 4. Don't lose your shopping judgment when you're urged to "pick up some of our other good buys first, because we'll be out of stock on the sale brand for an hour."
 5. Don't become an accomplice of the price-juggler, by refusing to patronize your regular store keeper because the latter does not offer the same bargain" bait. If
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-04
Humphrey Will Boost Truman In Minnesota

WASHINGTON, (P)- Senator Humphrey, O-Minn) said Satur- day he will carry the banner of President Truman in the Mime sota Democratic primary March IS despite the presidents com ment that such contests are eye wash.
 Humphrey told a reporter he agrees with President Truman's statement that if he wants the nomination he can get it without entering any primaries.
 My own personal feeling is that presidential primaries are very desirable" Humphrey said. "In fact all states should have them"
 A slate of delegates pledge to Humphrey, 4l, as the "favorite son" Democratic presidential en- try was filed in Minnesota Friday.
 At the same time Republican slates were filed in Minnesota for Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower and Gen. Douglas Macarthur for the March 18 primary, second in the nation.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-04
Filings Closed for Alaska Primaries In April

JUNEAU, (P)- Hot political fights loom in the April primaries with the closing of filings Friday for territorial offices and the Sen ate and the House.
 Territorial Congressional Dele gate E. l.. Bob Bartlett will be opposed by Robert E. Reeves, An chorage Republican.
 In the territorial auditor race, the last minute entry of Anita Garnick, Juneau Republican and a former legislator, brought the number of office seekers to four. The other three are Neil Moore, Democrat incumbent, R. E Sheld- man, Fairbanks Democrat, and Albert Goetz, Douglas Republican.
 Frank Metcalfe, present high way engineer, and Irving Reed, Fairbanks, filed for that office. J. Gerald Williams, Democrat at torney general will face no oppo- sition.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-04

he did offer it, he would be forced to make up his losses, as the price juggler does, by overcharging on other items. Fair trade prices of national brands are the lowest at which store can sell and stay in business.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-04

It has been estimated that the loss from worthless checks runs as high as $500 million annually.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-04
KOtzebue News

 are the parents of a son born Jan. 13, their third child. Tommy Rich ards is we'll known throughout northern Alaska through his work as a Wien pilot. Mrs. Richards Is the former Dorothy Reich of Kot- zebue.
 The Midnight Sun Theatre, un- der the management of Walter Dowd, donated $40.00, proceeds from a show the early part of January, to the March of Dimes fund.
 Billy Smith, formerly of Nome, is in Kotzebue making prepara- tions to reopen the Arctic Ad- venturers Club.
 Henry Ullrich, of the Nome Marshal'S office, was recent wis itor. Other business visitors in- cluded Ernie Gustafson and John McNees of Nome, and Jack Weise, of Alaska Airlines, Anchorage.
 An Alaska Airlines Norseman, piloted by Mac" Mcdonald, was stationed in Kotzebue for ten days to handle freighting work, inclu- ding the small amount of butch cred reindeer brought in from nearby herds for the local stores. Butchering of reindeer is being held to a minimum, and contrary to supply in the past, none will be available for shipping out of the village, which has been with out meat for most of the winter months. Sheafish have been plen- tiful, however, and are available in quantity.
 Kotzebue people are still dis tributing Christmas gifts, long de layed in arriving, due to continu- ous storms since before Christmas which kept the mail planes from coming into the village for sketches of two weeks at a time. Record drifts, packed hard from the con- stant winds, have been piled up and over cabins and buildings.
 Molly Bergman has returned from an extended visit to Fair banks.
 Sgt and Mrs. Russell Harris de- parted Kotzebue for the States, where they will spend a month at Oceanside, Calif., visiting their son, Roy, who enlisted in the Mar inc Corps this past fall. Roy is waiting assignment at this time for overseas duty. Like many Kot- zebueites, they expect to make trip to Mexico.
 
 Min a and Harold Lee have opened coffee shop in Kotzebue, giving badly needed service to the community. There have been no restaurant facilities here since the closing this fall of the Kotze- bue Grill.
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 Gene Joiner brought in Walter DoWd's plane from the site of the crash landing of last summer, halfway between Deering and Candle.
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