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The frontiersman., 1952-09-25
Neglected Youths Apprehended in
 Expi. Station Theft

A sorry tale of parental neglect leading to juvenile delinquency was revealed under questioning in Commissioners Court Thursday afternoon after two teen-age boys were apprehended following theft of money from the Alaska Experi- ment Station.
 About $89 in cash, loosely col lected in an envelop and placed in an open safe, was found miss ing early Thursday afternoon by Kay Pippel at the Experiment Station, shortly after two youths lad been in the payroll depart ment to pick up check for tenn porary labor at the Matanuska Station farm. Only one of the boys had been employed, but the other sat in a chair only few inches from the safe, which was inside an open closet. The payroll clerk had had to leave her office for very few minutes while she was getting the check prepared. The money had been collected just before the noon hour from employees to pay quarterly Blue Cross Insurance installment. Mrs. Pippel was about to make out covering check and deposit the money in the bank when the loss was discovered. The loss was re- ported to U. S. Commissioner Dorothy Saxton, and the High way Patrol was immediately dis patched to round up the suspect ed culprits.
 The boys were filling up on hot dogs and ice cream sundaes in local eatery when they were found. They had already purch- ased g rifles and had inquired at the Commissioner office re- garding regulations in shooting game.
 In the questioning that followed it was revealed that the boys, one 16 and the other IF, have been sleeping in a car parked behind a garage. They picked up odd jobs when they could find them, but some days they had only dough- nuts to eat. One of the boys ad- mitted having some tangles with the law before leaving California with his mother. Only he came to Alaska, where brother is in ser vice and his father lives in an Anchorage hotel, because there was money only for one ticket. The other lad is the son of homesteader in the Fairbanks area.
 The boys admitted taking the money. Full restitution was made after the guns had been returned ! to the merchant who had sold them.
The frontiersman., 1952-09-25
Hospital Report

Continued from page 1
 Smith, president of the hospital board commented. The hospital is definitely on the upgrade now. The service is better, we have a very fine staff and with the con-
The frontiersman., 1952-09-25
TELEPHONE SERVICES GRADUALLY INCREASING

Telephone service in one section of Palmer was disrupted Saturday when crane tangled in the lines. Service was restored as soon as possible.
 Trouble on the lines IS being eliminated as soon as located, Melvin Haugen, temporary man. tenance man, reported this week. In making the announcement, Haugen requested the cooperation of all telephone users Tn helping isolate trouble. He asks that when there has been an outage users answer their phones as soon as they hear ring, regardless Of whether the ring IS theirs or not. In this way, lines will be Identl- fled faster and service restored sooner.
The frontiersman., 1952-09-25

Starting at 100 pm. September 27, members of the Latter Day Saints will hold a food sale at the Trading Post. Proceeds will go toward their building fund.
The frontiersman., 1952-09-25

tinued cooperation of the public, the next year will be even better" he added.
Evening star., 1952-09-08

CHARWOMAN. part-time, 2 days
week, apply Mrs. Ways. 1913 q st.
CLERICAL POSITIONS. perm. for re-
sent sent h. S. graduates: 5-day wk. NE.
CLERK, age 25 to 80. We have an
immediate opening in a permanent
position for young lady to call our
dealers for their daily orders. 40
hour work week. Starting salary,
ca e. Per pEocfos E6 GsfstsI1s MR 19ss y bids
CLERKS; white. age 16 to 45. to
move quickly between files and
also have been born in local area.
ONCE near 18th and II sts. NV.
sTs ssS to Upon sbsy fsy sis fhons saszzs
cLEkks. tEiS exper.. to, manage laundry
and dry-cleaning stores; good hours:
sa9aEE Bse sgsDK4 fSRa5ffisn 2ald AG'S
CLERK. iiss general. enc sC0 for service dept,
taking service orders. filing. with
knowledge of typing; 40shr.. 5-day
G J. Beudreau. % SEARS. RoEBucK
& CO.. $500 v st. ne, rear Bladens-
burg rd. Hot Shoppe. 10
CLERK, general. interesting position
for young woman in auditing dept.
pleasant working conds;. excel. com;
on bus line in ne. section. AIR
cond. ONCE. Only those willing to
work and seeking perm. position
need apply. VIII be Riven opport.
calculator and ta6ulating machine.
Apply Personnel once, SEARS.
ROEBUCK q CO., $500 v st. ne.
rear Of Bladensbufg I'd. Hot Shoppe.
-
CLERK, in credit ONCE: bookkeepins
exper pref: 5-day wk.: excel. salary.
Phone Mr.. Bu6KKY, TX. 1900 for
apnoinfWank IS -
Evening star., 1952-09-08
eisS2. Field Enterprises. Ins
All Yisi,tk resefSed

better position; 5-day wk.; S65
starting salary II qualified. Apply
MR.. WILLIAMS 1915 Michigan ave.
ne. q
experienced: salary plus
commits. No ewes. BARRETT PARK
Err HAIRSTYLISTS, S4O6 Ga. ave,
Silver Spring, Md. IL
BEAUTICIANS t2). colored. to share
beauty shop with one other operator,
Contact MISS HOLLAND. Ii. 3-9S66
or TR. 6S52, 8
Evening star., 1952-09-08

CLERK STATISTICAL - Young lady
for statistical and general office
able. Exc. working conditions.
Company benefits. Call GAIT a.
BRO. INC. DI. 1884, Mr.. Edwards,
Evening star., 1952-09-08
MD.
MENTOOK

cCIosED q. e I{.l Laho9F Fs s0Dl' 81. zll \.
Evening star., 1952-09-08
BEAUTICTAN

Al. perm. waver and hair stylfsts:
salary plus commission. NEISNER
BEAUTY SHOP. 18th and g SITS.
NV. ST. 1906, .
Evening star., 1952-09-08
United States
M y,oha~ @f C~~,.
IF YOU

Are over 80. have a car. married,
resident of Wash. or Md, and would
earnings of 5000 per mo. investi-
gate this. Position is perm. No
traveline or seasonal. Car neces-
sary. Thorough training given to
insure YOUR success. Adequate
draw while getting started. For
interview. outline Qualifications in
reply. giving home address and
phone number. Box 497-G. Star.
Evening star., 1952-09-08
TV SERVICEMEN

We have openings for experienced
inside full and part time service
men. These are permanent positions
with Washington's largest independ-
ent service co. Highest salary, s.
day wk:. paid vacations. hospitali-
cation. Drop in our large new air
conditioned shop at 4239 9th st.
NV. Just on Ga. ave. at Varnum st.
or call MR.. MEYER. TU. 3901.
UPHOLSTERER. experienced; new
n1d1 fpTnitG5e' IGS RIst ODE, &c able to do e9m-
UPHoLSTERERS-First class only;
good salary. good working condi-
tions; excel. opportunity for right
men. Apply KROMER'S UPHOL-
sTERY. !7056 Carroll ave. Takoms
Park, Nd. or call JU. 9-3527. LA
UPHOLSTERERS.
Several men at once. Top wages.
Year-round work. Apply DRAPERS
CO, 1873 wisconsin ave. NV: 3
GSHERS-Full and part time. day
and evening work. Apply TRANS
LUX THEATRE. IS
Evening star., 1952-09-08
Coding Clerks

Permanent position, Monday
through Friday, for young
lady who is high school
graduate. Should be able
to do accurate work in
accounting office. Will use
adding machine, experience
not necessary; excellent
working conditions; 3 weeks
annual leave, also sick
leave. Cafeteria in building.
Hours, 8 a.m.-4::30 pm.
Evening star., 1952-09-08

@ opening for Young man interested @ @
in entering this field Of endeavor.
Must be high school graduate and
interested In meeting the public.
This is not collection Job Apply
in person. LIBERTY LOAN CORP.
34O7 Perry ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Evening star., 1952-09-08
CLERK

For dry cleaning store; steady lob;
good pay; excellent working con-
ditions; wonderful opportunity for
a reliable lady with some sales ex-
perience. Apply CENTRAL CLEAN
ERS, 323 Carroll St NV -
Evening star., 1952-09-08

CLERK K-sTATIsTICAL - Young lady
for statistical and general office
work. Must be alert and depend
s5le; coensn1 Exc; Ssn.Hto HWtorking .u CONDITIONS:
sgo, Nc. oebfhtS 81 los4 csh ar dEa EdHards
CLERK K-sTENo., or typ,st, age Is
80. Fer interesting office work in
week. Apply to The cTTY' BANK.
9th and Mass. ave. NV. -8
CLERK-TYPIST--In small branch Of
fee OF large printing ink company,
70 do general office work; 5-day
week; good opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply INTERCHEMICAL
CORP, Printing Ink Division, I32
CLERK-TYPIST for Office of we'll
established furniture store; vacation
with pay and other company bene-
fits. Apply HOUSE e. HERMANN
FURNITURE STORE. 7th and I
CLERK eTYPIsT. excel. hours With
salary. commensurate with ability
and experience. opportunity for girl
who wishes position. near home
cIT1zENs BANK OF IN MARYGANp, S1I3lShD,
CLERK K-TYPfiisTs ta), s1.soo-$2, 200
per annum; experienced only; per-
mansnt employment. Apply Oflce
Fairfax. ia e Main st., Fairfax,
cEnRk-rYprsr Efi ta. vhite,, for s air
ground; salaries open: 5-day wk.:
ss6s sss6sa wkdaSs. aaa sssk s!soss leave Call ST
CLERK-TYPisT2Young lady for
general once work; Must be alert
;Is and coIS,i1ahl depsndable. Exeeptional work
CAN @ GAIT : BRO, iSc.. d. fe1e5iSs: iaS9.
CLERK white. perm. position
with life insurance company. Ex.
cellent working conditions. Paid
hand helpful but not essential. No
exper. necessary. Personal inter
view. oW W E. WERNER. 81 11th st.
cIERK:T9fisr. iMi .hS Ri for large air-eond. aa
9oURG Gss ADsS $40 " %o6dTs1d SfssGR
CIERK-TYpIsT. age 1s to 30: f i'm
mediate opening: 5-day week: ex-
cellent salary. aforementioned Of
moderately priced empioyes' cafe.
terra in bldg: hours. $50 to 4:30.
Call Mr.; WEYANT. ME. 4S0O.
once for permanent position in our
. stores. rapidly expanding jewelry
firm. Good salary. Pleasant working
conditions. Company benefits in
clude life insurance, health insur-
ance. discounts. and a future. Apply
In person. Mr. Trice. FRANC JEW
ELRY co. 627 7th st. NV. 9TH at G.
CLERK-TYPIST-Accurate; minimum
80, w:p.m.. 5-day wk.. annual and
sick leave. Apply ANDREWS AIR
FORCE BASE EXCHANGE. III
CLERK-TYPIST, various duties with
wholesale. radio part company Pleas
ant working conds. in air-cond.
bldg; perm. pos; call HU 5000
CLERK -TYPIST. white. for large auto
parts dept: 5-day wk; usual en-
ploye benefits. Call Mr.. Dixon. DE.
2003. CENTRAL AUTO PARTS,
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent position:
advancement opportunities; 6-day
wk.; aforementioned office: paid
vacations. paid sick leave. DI. 1000,
Ext. 215.
Evening star., 1952-09-08
TELEvIsIoN SERVICE MAN
PART TIME

Experienced with cars. Earn $40.
$50 wk. Work in your own neigh
1901, IS
nv SERVICE MEN. local distributor
has opening for bench man and
outside serviceman. Good pay. va
cation; 40-hr. wk. Call La. $500
P. LaBARBERA. Ia
FRED WALKER. 1906 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va 3
nv SERVICE MAN-Outside calls, car
furnished. We pay by the call plus
commission. We give each man a
earn top pay. DOWD'S TV. AIS
Conn ave q
Evening star., 1952-09-08
Government
Services, Inc.
1135 21St st. NV,

with car: good re-
mlneration, Phone ma. 6O9l for
appointment.
CONTACT LADIES. 25-65: work 4
hrs. daily or 3 ewes. and Sat. in
mrs.. OF own choice; So hr. Apply
lO-2 pm. or 5000 pm, Tues.
Wed, Thurs. RIM. SOL, 71O 14th
ST. NV. Id
COUNTERGIRL. day work in food
specially and ice cream store. LO
5-9S2O. JACBETT'S DRIVE IN.
1l173 Viers Mill rd.. Wheaton, Md.
cafeteria. white; Ise.
downtown cafeteria; good salary, no
sundays, paid vacation and holidays.
meals and uniforms furnished. Ap-
ply INVESTMENT CAFETERIA.
I52l K st. NV, Sunday, 8 am.
70 ! pm. or weekdays. %
for dry-cleaninR
store. JERNIGAN DRY CLEANERS,
3299 Queens Chapel rd.. Mt. Rain
leF. Mo. 10
Evening star., 1952-09-08
HELP---WONEN
CLERKS

White. under SO; permanent positions
(alSo some temporary positions last
ing through the end of the year,.
Air-conditioned bldg; modern cafe
terra; 40-hour, 5-day week; tipping
not required; annual starting salary,
So, 400, liberal vacation and sick
leave. Apply NATIONAL GEO.
GRAPHIC SOCIETY, Personnel Of-
fee. 3rd and r SITS. ne, . am. to-
4 pm. NO PHONE CALLS. --13
Evening star., 1952-09-08
BOYS

1919 YRS. Of age for starting posi-
tions in our advertising dept. D.
day. 4O-hr. week Must be courte-
GUS. in good health and wiling to
give regular attendance. Bring
birth certificate if under 1S. Ap-
ply Personnel, Room Cos. Omen
weekdays. S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. No
phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-09-08
HELP--W0kEN
CTEPK-TvpTST

With some knowledge of bookkeeping
in property management and build
er's Office; permanent position, new
air-conditioned building. Reply by
letter stating qualifications and ex-
perience. Give phone number for
interview by appointment
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
Evening star., 1952-09-08
CLERKS
AGE 17-40

Career opportunity with large life
ins. CO.; 5-day week: all Dement'S.
CALL MA. 4506
Evening star., 1952-09-08
HELP---MEN
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN, white. 22-30: interest
ing part-time afternoon work; small
Evening star., 1952-09-08
HELP-WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

We like to work in pleasant sur
round!ngs with congenial people. If
you do. too, and are friendly and
dependable, come in between $3.50
and 4 40 and talk to us; knowledge
OF typing desired but speed not i'm
portant: these are permanent po-
sitionS: our employees work : days a
wk, 37l2 hours: vacation and sick
leave benefits our company cafe
terra Is run on a non-profit basis
and. employees receive excellent food
at low cost. Apply Room 800. Per-
sonnel ONCE, EQUITABLE LIFE IN
SURANCE CO.. $40 14th st. NV.
Ill
GRADER to classify
clothing before laundering and dry
cleaning; must know styles and
fabrics: previous exper. sewing or
clothing selling desirable. Part
time standing, good eyesight, s.
day week, -employe benefits, handi-
capped pref. NE. 5940 for appt.
Evening star., 1952-09-08
BOOKKEEPER

Large apartment house de-
sires to employ a bookkeeper,
capable of handling all phases
of a double entry bookkeeping
system. including preparation
one under as years of age.
Must have neat legible hand
writing and ability to type
statements. Permanent work.
pleasant surroundings. ara
hour week. no Saturday work.
Good salary to start.
CALL MR.. BEAN, MA. 2112
Evening star., 1952-09-08
YOTTNG MAN

Age 20-25. High school graduate,
preferably l year college. To work
for local automobile insurance
company. Young man with pleasant
manner to deal with public in both
telephone and personal inquiries.
Inside work. Clerical ability re-
quired. Excellent opportunity to
underwriting field; 5-day week; 8
to 4:30. Please call for appoint
ment. ST. 1900, Ext. 251. 3
MEN for permanent positions
as ushers; 10 to 6 pm. daily, of
Suns. Must be Industrious. courte-
GUS, neat. Apply in person to door
man. LOEWS PALACE THEATER.
Evening star., 1952-09-08
YOUNG MEN
YOTTNG MEM

21 to 35. some retail selling expert.
ence: permanent position, excellent
working conditions, good salary
LATT'S TIE BAR. 910 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1952-09-08
CASHIER
CASHIERS

For old well-established real estate
CO: Applicants must be experienced.
able to furnish good ref. and bond
able. Excellent starting salary. 3712-
hour week. Free disqualification and
surgical ms. Participating life in
surance plan. Yearly bonus. Reg.
salary increases. Apply Personnel
OFFICE. CAFRITz CO.. 1404 K St.
m n
Evening star., 1952-09-08
HELP----kEN

WELDERS (arcl, experienced; IA
gauge. steady work. See MI Smith.
COLUMBIA SPECIALITY CO., INC.
503 Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase. Nd.
WOOL PRESSER, plenty of work: SC
a piece: steady job. CHILLUM
CLEANERS. GE. 661S. %
WOOL SPOTTERS and wet cleaners,
exper.. ton salaries: mod. equip. to
work with. Apply. at once in per-
son to NEEDLES CLEANERS, 1888
Buchanan st. NV. 3
AIRLINES NEED
See classified ad under instructions
NATL AIR COLLEGE. DI. 6703
BOY. young white, as order filler
in stationery store. THE STOCK
ETT-FISKE CO. 9I9 E st. NV. %
BOY. white, over IS, for newspaper
ofdce; 5-day week. CO. 1014. -9
BOY wanted, over Is, to help in store
and deliver orders. PROVIDENCE
MARKET. las e st. Sc. 10
Evening star., 1952-09-08
CLERKS

Alert girls, l7-l9 yrs. of age. to do
general clerical work; Mon. Fri. g.
day, 40-hr. wk.; must be able to
handle routine assignments. POSI-
tionS available in cur accounting
and circulation departments. Bring
birth certificate Il under Is. Ap-
ply Personnel, Room sos. Open
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
110l Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-08
HELP MEN (cont.)
TRAINEE

TRUCK DRIVERS, with small down
payment, on dump trucks; good Job.
good pay for good workers with Va.
license. Call SHIPP. IA. S-6363.-S
TRUCK DRIVERS, must know city
streets. able to be bonded; steady
work; 6-day week, overtime pay:
starting rate, 81 per hr. Apply 1918
New Hampshire ave. NV. (2lst and
Nj, 8 to l2 Am IL
Evening star., 1952-09-08

YOUNG MEN
opportunity for you to learn
super market operation; good hours
and pay; other company benefits.
APPLY IN PERSON
Shirley Food Stores Office
403 Swami Ave-. Alex. Va.
Evening star., 1952-09-08
RUGS AND CARPETS

Statesmen. floor men for large. floor
covering shop; prefer experienced
men; steady position. good salary.
land ave- ne p
Evening star., 1952-09-08
CASHTER-TYPTST

O1AJ111CxG I Z I M
Mortgage loan department: high
school graduate. under "a: no pre-
vious experience required: paid
vacation. Start at S17O per month.
Call EX 74SO. III
Evening star., 1952-09-08

york. FOUNTAIN OF BEAUTY.
Silver Spring. Md. Call JU. 7-8O5O.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, 5-day wk.
EMMA LEES BEAUTY SHOP. 21I9
Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. OK. 1888.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced ali
xxx gxf6ss so9s e ssS; .SxSY's Beatty SfE
BINDERY CO, 1908 18th st. NV.
bOOkkEEPER-With accounting ex-
perience. must be thoroughly famil-
lar with building contractors ofiice;
fe5 eageSe eoN
STRUCTION Co, 1913 West Broad
St.. Falls Church. Id
BOOkKEEPER, experience not es-
sential; good permanent position for
alert alert young n,sis lady. Apply Ply, in after
B0OkAEEPERwAge SO to 55; small
downtown rental and Insurance
ootflce: typing knowledge; 5 day wk.
state experience, reference; must
~ au1rnlsn bond; salary open. Box
BOOKKEEPER and telephone con-
tact tact work. ME. 4s1s for appoint
BooKKEEPER. experienced. for con-
keeper and general ONCE work, good
BooKkEEPER.o o~VS; esper.. for per perm.
position with So o-yr.-oid Wash. firm;
submit complete details-exper. age,
education, etc. Box 364-G. Star.
BOOKKEEPER, exper., familiar with
armed forces procedures; must be
~. 4.24O0. Ext. 1853 or 410. %
bOOhhEEPER and assistant to exec
utive. intelligent, personable young
woman, experience necessary. Call
Il 4-SOsS. MR.. GILBERT. for ap-
B0oKKEEiPPEK-Experienced. Sf'75
per mr.; part-time, hours to suit bet.
$3.50 and 6 pm. Approx. 90 hrs.
Tk. Permanent position. Box 293-J,
BooKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR, exper.. under 35. yrs. OF. age.
Keeping principles for accounting ti
dept. of large research organiza-
ing conditions; liberal leave and
other employe benefits. For inter-
SiteGWG, StGG, phone 40 Personnel ONCE, Ex.
BooRkEEPERsoFF1cE StSSi EEEI; r. MANAGER, IMAGE
suburban Maryland auto dealer,
with knowledge of GIN accounting
system; permanent position: paid
vacations, disqualification and life
ms. other benefits. Replies conf
GENITAL; Give full details and exper.
BookkEEP1SSS sSS f2lEi Star; MACHINE oneratSr, mS
willing to train several high school
grads. 5-day wk. Apply to THE
CITY BANK. 9th and Mass. ave.
NV. 8
Evening star., 1952-09-08
CASHIER

CASHIER-TYPIST
Wanted by nationally known small
loan company, good starting salary.
permanent position, vacation with
pay. pleasant surroundings; modern
employe benefits. Telephone MR..
Evening star., 1952-09-08

INSURANCE. CLERK, with exper. in
IRE underwriting for large agency.
Apply in person. YOUNG IL SIMON.
$40 Woodward Bldg. g
INSURANCE CLERK, with exper. in
casualty underwriting for large
agency. Apply in person. YOUNG
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-04-15

shafts turn on high-quality anti-friction ball
and roller bearings Easy accessibility for
minor servicing and pressure gun fabrication
OCleaning shoe and fan are easily adjusted
to meet all field conditions.
At the end of your first day Of operating an
MN Self-Propelled Harvester, you will be
pleasantly surprised at the acreage harvested
at the ease with which it was done &. at
the small amount of fuel consumed 1. at the
savings in man-hours and at the extra
amount of clean, uncracked grain you haze
harvested. The MN Self Propelled HAIR
vEsToR is BUILT To GET ALL THE CROP!
To make sure that you get all the grain of
your golden harvest, see your friendly MN
Dealer about delivery on the prairie gold
MN Self Propelled Harvester. It's built to
save you money to make you money
NOW and TIER! And remember, an invest
ment in an MN Harvester now, is assurance
of good harvesting for years to come.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-04-15
AS a PRACTICAL MECHANIC,
YOU WILL APPRECIATE
THESE FEATURES

Auger-type unloader empties 45-bushel grain
bin in approximately one minute j. standing
or on the gol . The MN Self Propelled
Harvester opens fields lOithout running oUer
grain . or harUests ANY part of a field when
the grain is just right Heavy duty, bridge
trussed, structural steel frame withstands
most severe strain and properly distributes
load oLarge-diameter pneumatic tired wheels
carry the MN Self-Propelled Harvester
gently over rough fields. Powerfow Hydraulic
Drive makes ANY speed (up to 14.0 mph)
instantly available, without affecting speed
of threshing and cleaning mechanism . In
dependently operating brakes permit quick,
sharp turns OAll high-speed or heavy-duty
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-04-15
LOwest BUsbe Under Harvesting Conditions!

From the high cushioned seat Of the MN Propelled
Tall short down tangled grain clearly
the drum beaers Spper plates beaer and ba fingers deposit the
welded steel and of the famous MN hg mechanism
Cylinder
efficiency
Evening star., 1952-12-04

Each card Is distinctive
ly different! This assort-
ment offers you many
ways of wishing your
friends Q Merry Christ
mas.
Evening star., 1952-12-04

24-inches tall. this doll
Is dressed In . Gibson
style dress Of red and
white checks. She has Q
sculptured head. Q sweet
cooipg cry and her eyes
close.
Evening star., 1952-12-04

Your choice Of dress styles one
IN the old fashion baby style. the
other in Q modern little girl fashion.
She has . COO voice and Q vinyl body
that feels true to life.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
lined PopIin JACKIE IS
for Jack n Jill %

Ruooed school wear end oIweother comfort for every
young 'un in the fomIy! Smooth cotton poplin Zelon
reoted for resistance Sonorzed won't shrink
more thon lo6) Warm toost with suedy-rch cotton
flannel lining in homonizne poids Eosy-on non-eoteh
front Upper closing.
A-Boys' sizes 4 to 20. in B-Gi'Is sizes to ~ m
now ton oreen moroon red novy green. nourol
'''''' Wv Y'~''' '''O 4,os 4.es
cTeens' z to 20 in red novy oyoI gold green. 4SS
The Hecht Co, Second Floor For Youth.
Washington and Spring; Third Floor Pdrktngon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
Bob White SanCtuary

Our No. / game bird is respond
ing to the conservation program
launched by the Georgia Junior
Wildlife Rangers in 1914 in most
gratifying fashion. These projects
to save wildlife take time and much
effort to bring desired results. In
telligent research is done to uncover
reasons for scarcity and the cure
for it.
On the famous Georgia quail
farm only choice matrimonial pairs
are under supervision. Each couple
is assigned to a small one-room
residence. They are provided with
all the necessary vitamins and
Iroughage.
In the open the quail have enc
mics. They know how to outwit
them. From birth they were taught
by their mother to freeze" Their
colors melt into those about them
or blend so the birds were almost
invisible, except their bright intel
Iligent eyes. Protected by a fence,
quail react to the presence of fox,
dogs or rats with mild excitement
Out in the open, they would race
through the grass and under low
growth until they were safe to come
out.
Between 10000 and 10000 quail
chicks are given each year to farm