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The frontiersman., 1952-10-02
ANCHORAGE MAN BUYS CONTROLLING INTEREST IN HOTEL

Announcement was made this week of the sale of con- trolling interest in the Matan- uska Hotel by Valley stock holders MT. and Mrs. William ". Head, Mrs. I. M. Sand vik, Manuel Orgaz, and other stockholders in the Anchorage area. According to report the transaction involved a large sum of money.
 The stock was sold to an An chorage business man. He is C. F. Shield, who recently struck oil in Texas on leases held by a syndicate of Anch- orage men of which he was a member.
The frontiersman., 1952-10-02
Kids Day Parade,
 alent and Hobby Shows Huge Success

Hundreds of kids responded to the Kiwanis Kids Day, Saturday afternoon, September 27 in a variety of costumes and in en- thusiastic spirits.
 The full program started with three-section parade, led by the Palmer High School band and Majorettes. Kids in costumes made up the first section immediately behind the band. Representatives from the fairy tales and comic books, with a touch of keen inn agination, caught the interest of the many observers who were standing along the entire parade route.
 Pets of every size, type and variety were in the second sec tion, followed by gaily decorated bicycles.
 Following the parade the Kids Talent Show was held in the chool gym. Remarkable talent among the children of the Val ley was displayed by the many entries.
 See Next weeks paper for the prize list.
The frontiersman., 1952-10-02
LOCAL AcS STATION REDUCES SERVICES TO 8 A.M.-MIDNlGHT

As of yesterday, October l, the Palmer station of the AL aska Communications System dropped it's 24-hour service for long distance telephone and telegraph communications and went on a 16-hour schedule.
 Sgt. T. H. Canon, in charge of the local station, said that the new hours will extend from 8 am. until 12 midnight. No reason was given for the reduction of service. The or der was received from the sector commander. Col. J. R. Nickel.
The frontiersman., 1952-10-02

PALMER VOTERS TO ELECT FULL SLATE OF
 CITY OFFICERS, DECIDE ON 2 BOND ISSUES

orization approved by the voters last January. This is to cover the city's one-half- share of the con- struction cost now placed at $675,- 900. Original estimate for the completed project was 50O,00O, but this figure had to be revised upward after the bids were open ed.
 The second proposition is that bonding authorization of $25O, ,0OO be approved for a new sewer pro ject. This amount is in excess of the city'S one-half share of an estimated $309,100 project cost. but the City Council and Alaska Public Works hope to be pre- pared this time for bids that are in excess of the engineers esti- mate.
 The sewer proposition might be termed as loaded" Unlike the water system, no revenues can be expected from the sewer system. After their conferences with APW officials during the past week members of the present Council and Mayor Carl Meier know that in order to get this project a property tax of three mills will have to be imposed. They were able to work out a solution of financing the water bond from expected revenues and from $3,- 900 annual payment out of the city's sales tax fund. But APW of ficials insisted that there would have to be firm security for the sewer bonds, with their annual amortization cost running at $9,- 500 according to the present es- inmates on project cost. R. T. Mathews, APsT engineer super vising the water project, ventured the opinion Monday night that the City Council could set aside the three-min levy in any one year if $9,600 had been accumu- lated out of sales tax revenues and placed in a sinking fund ready for the annual payment. However this possibility would not relieve the Council of the necessity of imposing the three mill levy on city property for 20 years; it would merely relieve them of the necessity of collect ing 1t in any year when there are sufficient revenues earmarked for the annual payment.
 However distasteful the pros- poets of a property tax may be to city residents, there are cer- tain facts each thoughtful voter must consider. The following per sewer is quite substantial al- though it is not as great as the 1000 or more cost of a cess pool and septic tank which those less fortunately located must pay. The proposed sewer project incorpor-
 Continued on page 8
The frontiersman., 1952-10-02
CANDIDATES FOR CITY OFFICES

For Mayor, one-Year term. one to be elected:
 Carl H. Meier
 Alfred V. Hagen
 William Rempel For City Council, three-Year term. two 10 be elected:
 Betty Mears
 Arthur Thompon
 Ray Nelson
 O. K. Kincaid For City Council, two-Year term. two 10 be elected:
 Don Moore
 Russell Felzien
 LeRoy Johnson
 Thomas ReisS For City Council one-year term. two 10 be elected:
 Frank Brown
 Joseph Gallant
 Robert Bettine
 Merit Long
 Don McKechnie All candidates are invited to speak Sunday afternoon at a special town meeting scheduled for 2:30 pm. in the school audi torium.
The frontiersman., 1952-10-02

Digging was begun Tuesday morning on one of the main dis tribution lines for the new Palmer water system.
 The advance guard for the back hoes that moved out onto Valley Street north and south of Inde- pendence Avenue was Russ Eel zien with the city road maintain CT, scraping off the top soil from the established route of the line, five feet beyond the property line, in order to establish the proper grade level. The pipes will be placed eight feet below the grade level. In places where tie grade has to be raised on Valley Street, the general superintendent on the job has agreed to load gravel onto the city truck to effect the proper level.
 V. M. Worsteu, the superintend- ent of construction for Arctic Plumbing and Heating, the con- tractors, 44ao set up an office in the quonset hut at the side of the Matanuska Hotel. Those in- dividuals who wish to have the contractors do the extra digging for the tie-in with their own water pipes may see MT. Worstell and make arrangements. The con- tractors have agreed to do this work for all those who desire it while the ditch is open. Obvious ly there is less expense to have the work done at this time than later, when the ditch is covered over. Mir Worstell said the ex- pense would be still less if all the people desiring such tie-ins
 Continued on page 8
The frontiersman., 1952-10-02
DITCRING FOR WATER DIST TRIBUTION LINES
 BEGINS ON VALLEY ST.
BULLETIN

The City Council voted last night for a change in specified lions on the water line from five feet beyond the property line 10 10 feet from the center line ot the road. The change was made necessary by inc contrac- tors report of locating obstac- les impossible to overcome at the line specified by the project engineers. Ire of the Council was directed against Thomas Bourne and Associates. the en- gineers who had specified inc location and should have been aware of the obstacles, but if appeared that, short of legal suit, the city would have to bear the cost of the Sl,000 worth of digging already completed out of a contingency fund provided for in the construction contract.
The frontiersman., 1952-10-02
A Message from Your Community Chest
 Committee

Challenged by a goal of $3,500 the Red Feather Community Chest campaign gets under way Monday, October 6, in the annual
 drive to obtain funds needed for support of our many volunteer community activities. The drive will extend to October Is.
 The six agencies receiving sup port from the Chest fund include the Alaska Crippled Children's Assn, the Palmer Public Library, the Valley Welfare and Disaster Council, the Girl Scouts,f the Val ley Health Council, and the Unit ed Defense Fund.
The frontiersman., 1952-10-02

TRY "A FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED AID for that item you may have for sale. rent or lease.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
TELEPHONE WORK
VIRGINIA
ETTTT ANTI DADT TTAKT

- WILL 4A4NO 1x4t l. xxvxG
Virginia residence in and around
Leesburg. and Fairfax County. Full
from your home. No Selling, with
top earnings from the largest ap-
pliance chain in the area; housewives
eligible. Phone or see Mr.. Paul
Monday only, between 10 am. and
RE. $500
LACY'S. INC.
Srd FL. EXECUTIVE Offices.
8th and e SITS. NV, Washington.
TYPIST, office work, part time; per
manent position; downtown archi-
tect's of1ce; Abr. day. Box 370-G.
TYPisT; 35-hour week: paid vac vaca-
FINDER MAGAZINE, DI. 4122. MI.
TYPIST, no shorthand required; g.
day week. excel. working cond. Ap-
ply in person, KINSMAN OPTICAL
rTPTsI Spii 1870 T.F,t. F st; NV; s. :. 80
esting general office work for alert
formation
TYPISTS-Permanent positions for
young women able to type at least
45 words per minute: 40-hour. g.
day. week; liberal employe benefits;
beginning salary. $2,400 to $4,000.
ment. NATIONAL EDUCATION AS
ISOLATION. go
rs, in FIRE and
casualty insurance branch ofiice;
excellent opportunity to advance to
important position; modern air
Apply NoRTHWEsTERN NATIONAL
S1o Woodward bldg Is
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HELP woMEM
IMMEDIATE OPENING for ex-teach

IMMEDIATE OPENING for ex-teacher
or educated woman. age 25-45. In
terested in child guidance and par
ent training: position Is permanent:
Successful applicant must have good
personality and be interested In
rendering service Of national i'm
excellent Fos y9e Ge
giving age. educat1eo and phone.
TELEPHONE SALES department of
leading publisher has openings for
their spare time profitably, Work
from own phone or our ONCE. Spe-
cial reduced rates In effect and sub
scriptionS can be charged to Gus
toners LOCAL department. store &C
count: Liberal commission. Write
ART MINDED YOUNG WOMAN with
ability to sell art materials. For
YoTNG aSGsi cav wooMEN osi EI0S1ei over IS to TAX.
orders for Golfers. Can earn $50
per week, See MR.. MURRAY. RIM.
424. 1404 N. Y. ave. NV. -25
WANTED, young attractive intelligent
women up to 80 years OF age. Abil.
ity to meet the public on an equal
perience unnecessary. An easy po-
with lucrative return eoualed by
very few positions: Apply Monday
at 1879 F st. NV. Room 4O3, or call
Ma. 0254.
500 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses given to you as bonus; Just
necessary. FASHION FROCKS, Dept.
K, 4439. Cincinnati. Ohio.
WANTED-Colored lady in colored
home to see after 3 school age chill
dren in exchange for private room
sand board; preferable some one on
relief or pension. AK. 2944.
YOUNG LADIES t2). for interesting
typists preferred but will train high
E typins. Apply to THE cry BANK,
9th and Mass. ave. NV.
WOMAN twhite) - General house,
Room. board and small salary IA.
S-0427 @f
WOMAN. white; will accept with l
child: permanent home, small SAL
airy. to care for boy and girl ,,
during day only. while parents work.
Apply 1895 Congress st. Sc Apt.
2O2. 30
WOMEN, white, 1880; for counter
salad making; no experience neces.;
salary $50 wk. plus meals and d
COLONIAL CAFETERIA, 1882 Conn.
ave.
WOMAN OR COUPLE - As house,
Keeper for rooming. house, near
Thomas Circle, .aDp1i applicant must NnT 90 90
rot care to work. please do not
answer ans ad. Salary $S5 month plus
/ room and kitchen apt. Box
WOMEN. colored. over 25. for soda
fountain work. Experience not neces-
sary. Ref. req. INVESTMENT PHAH"
MACY, 1901 X st. NV. 30
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HELP WOMEN

MATTRESSES - Good hours and
working cond.: steady employment,
seafood restaurant. References. 1928
st. s.w.. MA. BOIL. -25
MATTRESSES, white. new openins
restaurant, full or part time. Apply
in person, THE RICE BOWL RES
TAURANT. 7031 Baltimore blvd. ;,
College Park. Nd, or call UN. 092S.
WAITRESS. experienced; no phone
calls: PALACE RESTAURANT, 935
WAiTREss~Experienced; no sun
Gays; Gays ,1,y day wv work; Apply JOHNS
WAITRESS-White, for dining rm.
serving meals home style. Salary
plus board, room and laundry.
Apply in person. Do not phone.
MASONIC AND EASTERN STAR
HOME, 5000 New Hampshire ave.
MATTRESSES. exp. tray service. Ap-
ply SEAFARE RESTAURANT. 1924
Conn. ave. NV. -24
MATTRESSES. experienced, good pay,
excel. tips; no Sundays; meals and
uniforms furn.: hours. 1880 am.
K1TcHEN. ao45 Wise Wilson SldoNlA. SlVd.. All.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
HO. 2476
TYPTSTS

I rio 10
White, under 40; minimum As w.pm.
permanent positions (alSo some
temporary positions lasting through
toned bldg; modern cafeteria; 40
salary, S2,4OO: liberal vacation and
sick leave. Apply NATIONAL GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY, Personnel Of
fice, Bird and r SITS. ne. 8 am. to
pm. NO PHONE CALLS. -2B
high school graduate;
exper. not necess.; permanent posi-
1ns95sHss; ASHRfssN SsaE: s1kErg sH6 e.. vfss So
Southern bldg. 18th and H st. NV.
TYPIsT-CLERK. young lady. Is or
over for tipping and general clerical
Known know in a9sal ss Of Of ess50nsy
cations equipment. Progressive wage
full f4iendly atmosphere. Apply to
Mr.; n or J. All Al ERNER R EHss I'LL N. Capitol
Wx1TREss. "a II sss ni must se0f be experienced;
eonditionsi 1i WAKEFIEID eFSaaaD' REsTAnss ES17lns
RANT. 1859 Connecticut ave. -2S
white. dependable: gooo
salary. sa .S GOOD = tips; so5 heurs, $50 pm
Takoma Park, B. c. dE. ss42.
WAITRESS, white, over 21; expert
enced only, SAND BAR RESTAU-
RANT. 1923 14th st. NV. 29s
full or part time, lunch
dinner, din. rm. eXper.. over 81.
BETHESDA INN, 1925 Wis. ave.
WAiTRassEs. vi 1saS; part time or week Nsg ends
only; hrs, 5 to 9. Apply in person.
SILVER RESTAURANT. $3.50 Geor-
gia ave-. Silver Spring. 30
white, 21, or over; good
tips and working conditions. New
6HnaJmnpshire at Farragut ST.. RA.
U2SO. pa
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WAITRESS
Must be experienced, neat and ef.
ficient. Excellent salary and tips
plus meals and uniforms. Apply
Alban Towers
$500 MASS. AVE. NV,
MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
Excellent earnings, meals and uni
forms furnished; paid vacations, pur-
chase discounts ard other worth
while efnploye benefits.
HOWARD JOHNSON'S
S25 North Washington St.. Alexandra.
Va, Mr.. Jones, AL. 5000.
X-RAY TECHNICIAN, experienced; |;
pvt. ONCE; must type. Box S5-G.
GIRLS. white, for stockroom of large
magazine distributor; 5-day week 1;
vacations, etc. Apply 1921 9TH st.
NV. -25
GIRLS, white. good at figures, for
large distributor; perm. position
5-day week: vacations, etc. Apply
1l2l 9th st. NV. --25
GIRL, light colored, for oral sur
geon S cffice. sterilize instruments,
learn to develop X-rays, make sup
preferred but not necessary. Write.
giving age, height. weight, expert
number. Box 3SS-G:. Star.
GIRL for general office work; typ
ing essential, 4O-hr. wk. good
izafion fiaifaiFy pais opH yaeStio1S Snd h9spitna n
LADiEsLiMsake; ;~; extra money in yS your
rhinestone jewelry. Send for our
free catalogue, or come in and re
AT1ONs. INC. 939 New York ave
NV, D1. 1917,
Evening star., 1952-08-24
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

STENOGRAPHER, male or female,
high school graduate, for . large
national concern: 5-day. 4Q-hour
week. Address reply Box 1Al-B.
Star stating age and auahncatIons.
TEACHERS. experienced. natives:
or part time. Call LACAzE AcAD-
Envy, RE. 1917.
ELDERLY WIDOWER, employed. viii
share home in central Va. with
white man or couple or employ
hoMsekeeper; IA. 7-4704: 49,.
maintain beautifully furnished "A
unit apt. house, Mr.. Scott Circle.
does not require full time of the
man. 500 per month. and lovely
quarters. Call JU. 7-S360. "a
Evening star., 1952-08-24
HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

B0OKKEEPER; good opportunity for
the right person with general offlce
exper. State exper. and qualifica-
tions. Apply Box 244-D. Star. IA
B0OKKEEPER. good opportunity for
the right person with general once
exper. Apply 3912 Ga. ave. NV.
ga
CAFETERIA MANAGER. cashiers,
in person. MATS CAFETERIA, An
dreWs Air Force Base.
CHECKER, for grocery store, male
or female; also grocery clerk Apply
RALPH HARAWAY. 1928 Park I'd.
CHRISTIAN HOUSE PARENTS, man
to supervise a group Of II boys.
homes. The man to help with the
e9yS Ssyi an ana S9as sane maintenance work.
CouPLE % h for T'ys Yard and house; pa part-
time, in exchange % Tor iE aii-elec. % iee.
studio apt. Additional work for
pay if desired. FA. 1884. ewes. "a
CRAFTSMAN, with several years de-
tail exper., for interesting work,
on electro-mechanical products. ex-
cellent opportunity with growing
concern, 5Iday, 40-hr: week, salary
Alex, Va.
PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSIST.-Young
white. willing to learn. $50 per mo
Call Sunday, to pm. MI. O963. .
SALESWOMAN OR SALESMAN-For
real estate dept. ATLANTIC
STATES REAL ESTATE CO.. EX
1875.
SOLOISTS NE Lutheran church
has openings for soprano, alto and
tenor; 81 per week; state experience
in reply. Box 401-G, Star
Evening star., 1952-08-24
HELP-WoNEN

SECRETARY-Law once: downtown
location; 9-6, h day every 3rd Sat.
General sten0graphic exper. requir-
ed; $40. ME. O023. -24
SECRETARY-To take full charge of
ONCE Of Fabric House catering to
trade Fun time da.r.s en-
Call HU. 7775 for appt. between 8
am. and 1 pm. or 2 pm. to 5 pm.
SECRETARY-Must have knowledge
OF shorthand and tipping. Permanent
position, cheerful and congenial
working conditions In air-conditioned
ONCE. Modern employee dement's.
Immediate opening. Apply MR.. MUIR
DOCK, A12 9Th st. NV. Mon. and
SECRETARY for responsible admin
istratiye position with the Arling-
ton County govt; 4O-hr., b-day
wk.; salary, $500. q yr.; 23-45
yrs. Of age; min. Of 3 yrs. exper.
Apply at Personnel Dept, Court
House. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
TYPIST

Conscientious young woman. 1885
yrs. Of age for q permanent position
on WaShington's leading newspaper
A typing speed of at least 30 words
per min. is required. Five-day. 40
hr. wk. Apply Personnel. Room sos;
81. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
1101 penna Ave NV
Evening star., 1952-08-24
CAPITAL TRANSIT
Posting Machine Operators
Clerk-TypistS
General Office Workers

GcIlGTdl OlllCe WOTkeTS
For credit Office of fine furniture
ditions, company benefits Apply Mr.
Mullin, JULIUS LANSBURGH FUR
NITURE CO.. 909 F st. NV. 30
MACHINE operator, exp. on
awnings; no others need apply. 1881
18th st. NV. -26
white, settled woman; live in; no
heavy work; some time OF; small
family; refs. Box 36S-G. Star. "a
PRACTICAL NURSES (2); private
school: interesting situation for ma
ture women with good background.
Box 113-E, Star.
NURSE, wanted immedi-
ately; white. pref. Catholic; care for
2k-year-old child of employed cou-
pie; 5la-day week; live in; $3.50
per month. XII. S-3914. pa
wool; experienced. for
pressing mems trousers and coats.
Top piece work pay. Guaranteed
salary: Apply Mr: Oppenheimer,
ARlSTO CLEANERS. 1926 South
Capitol st. -26
Evening star., 1952-08-24
SALESLADY
Attractive. for jewelry dept. s days,
40-hour week.
DTTY/Tn0

BECKERS
1914 F st. NV.
SALESLADIES. bright, alert young
women. experienced in selling slip
cover and drapery fabrics; good
salary; 5-day wk.; excel. working
%aSAaER iaSi MIE siEfond EkD '.sEs SHOP AHpy 4Sa
2sth st South shirlington shopping
center. Arlington. va. -25
SALESLADIES = Experienced coats,
suits and dresses: full and part
time; excellent salary and commits
sSfh sion; 9, Apply TALL APPAREL, o73s
sALEsLADiEs-Ready to wear and
accessories in fine ladies speciality
store. Exper. preferred; perm. posi-
tion with opportunity for ad-
GHE EssE aR35 aB6nsEfi aEf eo po?as ssd4
Conn. ave. NV. -26
sAALESSILADIEs, SI to sell hosiery and
Yo4Sas ?YsaSSeES ,aaS ASOlS = st. JOSEPH SEP s Ps
SALESLADIES, exper. curtain. dra-
perry and lamp depts.: excel. salary
and comm, congenial surroundings.
Apply in person, WALES. 1919 G
saaEs1ADEs aaIt tDs s.s4s sspsrsnssd ne II fun s
WALKERS. 164l 18th st. NV,
corner. r. AID. 1910.
SALESLADIES, bright, alert young
women experienced In selling slip
cover and drapery fabrics; good
salary. 5-day wk.: excel working
conds.; in air-cond. store. Apply
F st NV. -25
SALESLADIES. exper., full or part
time: excel sal. and comm. Apply
ESTHER SHOP, 1925 F st. NV.
SALESLADIES, s and 1Oc store
exper.. good hrs, full time. STAN
LEY'S 5 &. l0c STORES. 9O5 Sth
st: Sc. and 2031 Naylor rd. s.e.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
STENO- ATTENTTON

Get In business for yourself Is public
sTENoG. WIN siye you space I'm
large ior dS.nt1wr Sr. n2. oss ds;, m en- eHchanse Rg
YOUNG, ct. I6OO1
Evening star., 1952-08-24

SALESLADY, 1S to 40, exper in
hosiery or lingerie, for well known
women's speciality. shop; 5-day wk.;
discount on purchases; permanent.
Apply WHELAN'S. 11O5 F st. NV
sALEsLADY, experienced in wom-
ems wear; part or full time at 81
person only. s1GMUNDs. s04 7th
SALESLADY. jewelry. silver and gifts:
sales experience preferred. but not
necessary for one willing to work
MT and Learn; earn; reference required; Call
?337 Wis: av.. Bethesda. "a
SALESLADY, childrens-infants dept,
experience necessary: good salary
aRfMN4p faasf4 SRpy STORE H gsrsPR SsoI D4s D5
sALEsLADY-For coats and suits in
a fine women's apparel store. Very
active department: Top earnings for
one with experience and ability;
5ls-day week. JOSEPH r. HARRIS.
sAIEsLASf'Yi.n niEi 4s-hr. vk. SIS an hr
Lively personality, attractive appear
ance: Good sales ability; white; age
u 10. Apply 1496 H st. ne
frames, excellent salary: pieasant
working conditions in pleasant sur
roundings. Excellent position for
energetic young lady. Apply Mr..
and greeting card
store. Busy downtown location.
$40 wk. plus comm. Call Mon. Ii.
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HELP-WokAEN
Stenographer-Clerk

STENoGRAPHEh, for real estate Of
nee. BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1417
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SECRETARY
OR
STENOGRAPHER
work in Safety Division.
typing and shorthand essential. Must
be able to handle ONCE alone. II
you can deal effectively with people,
we can teach YOU The rest
Enjoy sick leave, paid vacation. long
evity pay. paid holidays, group
insurance. periodic merit increases
and promotional opportunities.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY
ERGO
ENGINEERING & RESEARCH CORP.
Riverdale. Md. wa. 4444.
INTERVIEWS MoN.-sAT. s-s
SHIRT FOLDERS, for Tiitor unit,
must be exper. Apply WASHING
TON LAUNDRY. 1927 K st. NV.
sINGERS-Well-known popular choral
group has openings for sopranos
and altos. Some vocal experience re-
ouired. Ages 1S to 80. Radio, TV
and concert work. Professional op-
portunities. Box 400-G. Star.
SLIPCOVER CUTTER
MowsYz zf5 f95pHESIsrEkkfRssatg kRstg CO. 8 Alex: aRss:
andria. Va. OV. 5O01.
SODA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LES pReSa.sn'fa; pRGGs, Esndovsr Ais. Ma
sTENoSRapHER, iii oSSiSa no exp.r,ene. nee.
essary: 5-day, 40-hour week. pleas
ant working conditions; In new
Fo9 FsoS1dRh FIN MTTcGSI!ETH coEE 4fs cgs ssd
siTEiNSo-25- -ss exp. $50 per wk.
start; S-daZ wk, 1-man office Cali
sTEN0GRAPHER-salary, $3.50 Der
mo: permanent position; large
corp; 40-hour, 5-day week. Must
pc expert typist Of financial sta
tist1cs. state age, experience. ad-
gre Sfess and phone no. in reply. BOX
sTENSoGRxiPPHER-Adyertisinr asen-
cy; experienced stenosraphy; fast,
accurate typtSt: Advancement; 5-day
week; downtown location. Call DI.
400 for appointment.
- Perm. position:
5-day, 40-hr. wk.; pleasant work
ing conditions; liberal discount on
: purchases, insurance and hospitali-
zatiSn plan, retirement plan. Apply.
PEOPLES DRUG STORES. Employ
sTsHoSRSSiEaE5RP msHs S5lssi "A St n;e 26 6.
tion;- cheerful and congenial work
ing conditions. NATIONAL CATH
OLIC WELFARE CONFERENCE, Bu-
reau OF Immigration, 1912 Mass.
sTENoGRAPHER, var varied intere:tins
work for aviation publication; s.
day week: many employe benefits.
Call ST. $500 for interview. -26
TENOGRAPHER+P time. hourly
basis, hours vary. days only; must
have real ability and desire to
please. Can RE. 1913.
STENOGRAPHER. for downtown. air
cond. law ONCE; legal exper. not
many other BENEFITS. BOZ 256-G.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of At
tractiye permanent positions for
young women able to take dictation
at least 80 words per minute; pleas
ant working conditions, opportunity
for advancement, vacation and sick
leave with pay. hospitalization: 40
hour, 6-day week; beginning salary,
$500 to $500. Call DI. 1852.
Ext. 106. for appointment Ma
TIoNAL EDUCATION ASsoCIA-
oYvE1NO AnVTVERYFTT0N
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HElP-WoAEN
SAIESL,ADIES
SAT,EST LADIES

ready -to-wear shop; full
or part Salary, plus commits
Apply KLEIN'S, 1927 y st. NV.
See Mrs Mintzer "a
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OCcIIOSIdE
Division headquarters. national Or
nographer-clerk for light dictation
and general ONCE work; small office.
pleasant working condition. 5-day
week, permanent position, convent
ent location. Starting salary. 1892
per mo Please call ME. 1896.
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