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NEW LONDON, CONN.-The q
volunteers who have spent the last
So DAYS in the Haddock wave from
the control bridge of their craft
after their release from the Nays
Test-Tube. They were subjected to
simulated undersea conditions by
the Navy to determine how long g
crew of the undersea Navy could
tolerate the super-charged carbon
dioxide conditions that would be
present in manning an atomic pow
cred sub.
, 1953-04-21

$1,000 Inows wha4 the Governor Of NC. told the Governor y
&C. AZ NOBODY knows what Gov. Thornton Of Colorado on SAID Nv when e
49, ~ AZ Utah made him come to Salt Lake City ~ cNeah Up 1 n~
CAPITOL building IS : jantor. Reason. Col es.us gov 70 b i9 state Z
seriV" - to ~ ncns 3 the last elections than in Utah. The HooY e
Compsny oblieingiy lent him an diversified vacuum cleaner !" = Ms
clean;no ehores. Here he takes Gov. Lee for . short rae.
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quarters at Upper Bethlehem
in addition to housing the Of
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With the assistance OF the
Extension Service agents, Mrs.
Edith Jackson and Morris
Henderson, aid will be ex-
tended to rural areas OF the
island through extension pro-
grams and Al Clubs. It is
planned to have weekly bull
letins available for the Saint
Croix and st. Thomas press
dealing with matters OF inter
est and information in all
phases of agriculture. Other
projects designed to help the
agricultural economy OF Saint
Croix will be announced from
time to time.
DR.. Bond was educated at
Yale University, ard after
graduating returned t. t"'-e
the degree Of Doctor of Philo-
sophy in Zoology. He has been
with the Department of Agri-
culture since 1888 when he
started with the Soil Conser-
vation Service. His head
The frontiersman., 1953-06-25
SCOUT EXECUTIVE
 TO LEAVE ALASKA

Alaska's scout executive, Maur- ice F. Powers, announced his re- signation and forthcoming trans fer to San Francisco, California.
 Powers has been executive di- rector of the boy scout organiza- ton in the Territory since 1948, when he came to Alaska from the Seattle area Council. During the five and half years that he has been in charge of the boy scout program in Alaska membership has tripled and financial support has doubled, two new camps have been built, and the professional staff has been increased from three men to five. At one time or another he has directed all of the camps of the Territory and has been director of four of the five explorer encampments. He was in charge of the Alaskan dele gation to the 1850 National Jam boree, and is presently Outside heading up the Territory's 70 scouts and 6 leaders who will at tend the third National Jamboree in July.
 Powers lived for three and a half years at Juneau, when the Council Headquarters was in that city, and has lived for the past two years at Anchorage.
 As a member of the San Fran cisco Councils staff, Powers will work with the field staff there, and will make his home in the Bay area. He also plans to con- tinue work towards his doctorate at the University of California. He will return to Alaska with the Jamboree delegation July 31, and will leave shortly thereafter for Ihis new assignment. His success sors in Alaska scouting is due to arrive in the Territory about July Il, Powers reported.
The frontiersman., 1953-06-25
4-H N E W s
Butte Boys

Our June IS meeting was held at the home of our leader Mrs. I. M. Sandvik.
 Dean Parks, president, presid- ed over the meeting. Minutes were read and approved. Richard Freeman made a motion we vote between getting a volley ball or a soccer ball. A soccer ball was decided upon. We talked of going to Jim Creek on Tuesday of next week.
 Roddi Yohn promised to give a demonstration and Dean promised to bring refreshments, both for next week. The meeting was ad- journed.
 Our meeting June 22 was. held at Mrs. Sandvik's home, with President Parks presiding. Roll call was taken, minutes were read and approved. We had as our guests, Jay Hume from Goat Creek and Mrs. Chet Sandvik of Palmer and Mrs. Sandvik from Flint, Michigan. It was decided we would go on an overnight fishing trip to Jim Creek, leaving Tuesday afternoon and returning Wednesday eve ming.
 We also sent for our soccor ball. No one gave a demonstration as Roddi Yohn was not present. After the business meeting we sang and played games. Dean served cookies and soda pop.
 JERRY GALLAGHER, reporter
 Fairview Farmer
 The fourth meeting of the Five Fairview Farmers was called to order June Is at Cottrell's home.
 We talked about our Fair booth but didn't decide anything.
 The next meeting will be at Cantley's Home
 Johnnie, Irwin, Jackie, James and Richard will give demonstra- tions.
 Mike gave a talk on how to re- organize the different breeds of
The frontiersman., 1953-06-25

chickens and Jim gave a talk on how to select a calf.
 We had refreshments and meet ing was adjourned.
 ROSANN BRANTON, reporter
 Fairview Country Club
 The Fairview Country All clubs third meeting was called to order by Sally Carson, presi- dent, at the home of Mrs. Johnson Sally, Joyce Gisalson and Eliz- abeth Rickteroff did serving. Carolyn Nelson and Susan Hjel- len gave a demonstration on bak- ing cup cakes. Carolyn and Susan read their All gardening books.
 Mrs. John Hornung is leader for all three proejcts. Elizabeth led us in songs. Refreshments were served. Our next meeting will be June 30.
 SUSAN HJELLEN, Reporter
 Mixing Bowl
 The Mixing Bowl All club met at the home of Mrs. Mary Culli- son on the afternoon of June Is. Three demonstrations were given. refreshments were served and plans made for next meeting.
 On July 2 our next meeting date, we are planning to meet at the Rec hall at 10 am. We will then drive to Finger Lake where we will swim, sun and swim some more.
 A short business meeting will be held at the Lake. Everyone is requested to bring his own lunch. If the weather looks kind of gloomy, come anyway, we'll do something.
 We will arrive in town by 3 pm.
 JEAN ONKKA, reporter
 6u11e Sx1rlS
 On June 8 our leaders, Mrs. Sherman and Mrs. Eldridge took us on a picnic at Barry's Lake.
 On June 15 we met at Mrs. Sherman's home and graded our scarves. We then started working on our skirts. Gretchen Esslinger gave a demonstration. Mrs. Sher- man served refreshments then we listened to some records.
 RITA NELSON, reporter
 Thimblettes
 The fourth meeting of the Thimblettes 4h Club was held on June Is at the Extension Craft room.
 The president called the busi- ness meeting to order. The trea-
The frontiersman., 1953-06-25
WASHINGTON NEWSLETTER
Elective Governor

by dn OVSIWIlS1IllllS VOlCS VOtC and after a brief hearing, the ter ritories subcommittee of the House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee rejected Delegate Bart lett's bill this week providing for an elective Governor and an cleo tive Lieutenant Governor for AL aSka.
 From the outset of the hearing, committee members voiced the opinion that the elective governor bill would be a barrier to state hood, and the motion to table the measure made by Representative Wesley D'Ewart, (R) of Montana, was supported by both Republi- cans and Democrats. The motion was seconded by Representative Wayne Aspinall, CD of Colorado.
 John P. Say1or, (R) of Pennsyl- vania and chairman of the sub- committee, apparently expressed the views of the majority of the committee members when he said, ''In my opinion, the elective gov ernor bill would set back the cause of Alaska statehood 20 wears. am now and always have been for statehood and not for any stop-gap legislation. If a greater measure of territorial home rule were the only alter native to statehood, naturally the elective governor bill would not be the complete answer
 Senator Hugh Butler, chairman of the Senate Committee on In- terior and Insular Affairs, has stated he will back and urge his committee and the Senate to ac- cept an elective governor bill. Senator Butler is opposed to state hood at this time.
 Judge for 3rd Division
 Delegate Bartlett has urged the immediate appointment of a fed eral judge for the Third Division to fill the vacancy created by the death of Judge Anthony J. Dim ond at Anchorage.
 He stated it is imperative that the administration send the name Of Judge Dimond's successor to the Senate without delay. He pointed out that the case load in the Third Division, one of the heaviest throughout the country as evidenced by the fact that leg islation now before the Congress calls for a second federal judge for the Third Division is rapidly increasing to the detriment of the judicial process.
 Commercial Fishery Hearings
 Nine localities iii Alaska have been designated for hearing in the fall on commercial fishery regulations for 1854 according to notice issued this week by the Interior Department.
 The hearings to be conducted by the Fish and Wildlife Service will also include meetings in Seat tie following the Alaska schedule, which includes Anchorage, Sep tember 21.
 November 20 has been set as the deadline in the notice for receipt of written views address ed to the Director, Fish and Wild life Service, Department of the Interior, Washington 25, DC.
The frontiersman., 1953-06-25

surer collected the dues and re- ported that we have $1.40 in our treasury. The business meeting was then adjourned and we dis cussed our project. We then play ed baseball and had refreshments.
 EILEEN TRIBBET, reporter
 Vegetable Growers
 The last meeting of the Vege- table Growers All club was held at Moose Creek on June 19.
The frontiersman., 1953-06-25

FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
 ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
The frontiersman., 1953-06-25

We had picnic and afterwards played ball and fished.
 BILL WINNER, reporter
Evening star., 1953-08-18
HELP-WoMEN

ACT NOW. BIG PROFITS-sell
Christmas cards, 21 for 81. Big
line name-printed cards low as &c
each. Stationery. Napkins, Matches.
Cost nothing to try. Boxes on ap-
proval. Write SYRACUSE CARD,
ARnIr,GSA1 PsSt IA syrSegSMsi yNcoME NeS on YGrk Tf
recommended By fOllOwinF mssa-
"cnangins Times" No canvassins.
no party plan, no delivery or col
lecting. II interested in opportunity
with dignity and prestige, call MR..
CAMERON, OF 4-6963 for details.
ADVERTISING MAN OR WOMAN;
exper. in layout and COPY; excel
salary. permanent position with one
of Washington's largest home fur
nishing CO. State full qualifications
in writing to Box 407-S. Star. -l9
ASSISTANT to restaurant executive
qsiisnso o lsS; fun time. Not over SS.
BEAUTICIAN. experienced: euarsn-
teed salary. plus 50qs commission;
6-day wk;; hrs. o to q. oV. 3-l134
BEAUTICIAN. exper. hair stylist, all
around: guaranteed salary, commits
NaSnsx Sl1ns no; o.I7Ghe 75hse72 72n,... s.h, -S0 G,'.v
sExTTISi1s 1.i. hs5:r .Ta. sa3 aASSEs
Parker. JU 5-3Qa7. rs
BEAUTICIAN-MANIC must be
expert hair styIiSt. ~ean Elk. $1,000.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
District Manager

oualifled to hire, train and super.
wise 10 to 15 direct sales people for
. company established over 90
years. Position includes above av-
s.s ssrsss STssa percentage Of sales. est traini1s IL
ing UP to a substantial income.
Must have car. Write immed., CIV
Der. EDWARD NEv1L., Marion. N. Y.
DISHWASHER,, ,colored, good pay,
GS,-,EG, g11d hrs, niShtWork; g $40 2 Mk.
DRAFTsMAN- -CLERK-suildinE con-
struction Arm: 4O-hr., 5-day week.
sSR5s.f ssa5s oDeP May sFsn t9 b sale,
PEISERg, PsRIRR!HtRsn'; white. settled. Pfs zion.
DRIVERS. Parcel DEIivERY-
Must have i VI. local exper. and
HSs. fSdroN Ct TsFsEsnssS Apply sS11 s%S1AsR
DRIVER-SALESMAN---For ice cream
vending route 7-day. wk.: excel.
earnings for hard worker. Apply in
person Oil end st. ne. JACK q JILL
ICE CREAM co. No phone calls.
ELECTRO MECHANICAL TECHNI.
eiectronic and eiectro-mechanical de.
vices. Must know vacuum tube ap-
plications. Relays. timers etc. Exp
So hr: COLONIAL PLAZA ENTER
PRISEs. l0203 Bait. ave. Berwyn
ELECiTRiiCiiASS' o. HELPERs-Estab
firm. year-round work. OIL. 2-7760
IELECTRICIANH HELPERS for In.
stallation Of ,burglar Alarms.,. frt
manufacture and service organiza.
tion. Interesting work; progression
wage plan; vacation. holidays. OnN
responsible young men, good secur,
ity risks. willing to learn, Will
aptitude for electrical work. Apply
| AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH
| CO. 500 Eye st. NV. lie
Evening star., 1953-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

BULOVA WATCHES. 33lse % discount
VIII NOT MAfKEE Rk EEkEsftoNs,SLE SO s. n% ~,
than myself. JAMES B. STEWART
1907 Eastern ave. Apt. 104. Ia
SCma Park, Md. 1SS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
William Edward Abrams trading q,
Filrs Cafe Columbia pike P.O., Boz
81, Annandale, Va, intends to apply
to the virginia Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board at its ofices In the
VA, ABC Bldg. 4th and Grace St.
Richmond. Va. on the 27th day Of
August. 1853 for o license to sell
wine and beer on and on sale at the
above location.
I WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one other
than myself. ELWOOD P. HERN-
DON, 81 Allison st. ne.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
Bill 14th st. NV.

NURSE, white. age 1910; i've in or
out: references. co. 6-47B4. -19
NURSE, reg, white, to do IL hrs.
Office work. 4 days q week, or 2
nurses to do 8 hrs. work 8 days
sN : week; Sz, J. "a. e-11@1' If no SS' ansSer'
NURsERYY AID TRAINEE age 16 to
%; taught care of children; $50
monthly cash allowance while learn
ing; free board and room available.
CH1LDRENS CONVALESCENT HOME,
1871 Bunker Hill I'd. ne. LA.
OFFICE cLERK-telephone operator.
fully skilled in use Of adding ma
chine or comptometer; 6-day week;
paid vacations; good pay and work
ing conditions; conditioned once;
Call Ii 6-2442 between g and
for apPt., RIcHFIELD DAIRY. 1890
OFFICE SUPERVISORS trainee, bet.
ages rs and 50; must be typtst and
have aptitude for figures. 6-day wk
and many benefits. incl. pension
plan and group ms. Apply IN per
son, JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL
LIFE ms. 1897 Desales St. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-18

full or part time,
sales dept; earnings above average.
Can MR.. CAMERON. OF. 4-6936 for
PORTER-CLERK. for liu-
uor store. state age, exper. and
reference. Salary, $50 week. Box
COLORED MAN to work in wash
FHSm. HSTn. Apply am. m OsrSSa2 r%asHHNoTEoRa mi Esa
LAUNDRY, 1927 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
MEN WANTED

If you are unemployed or looking for
better job, CAPITAL TRANSIT wants YOU.
Immediate Openings for
Streetcar and Bus Operators
No Experience Needed-Age 81 to so
$48 Per Week While Training, Plus Bonus
SLIT Per Hour After Qualifying With
Regular Increases to $190 Per Hour
Guaranteed Minimum Weekly Earnings
Paid Vacation, Sick Leave and Holidays
Free Transportation
Apply 8:15 AM. to 4:30 PM.
seth and M SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
HELP WTD. AeENcIEs (cont.

GRACE DUNN. employment an!
Always has interesting openings TO
once workers, all kinds; friendly
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 q st
NV. (ST. 3-3664). Openirgs TO
secretaries, typists, bookkeepers
cashiers, DIR. assts. tEst. 1S yrs.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
YOUNG MEN, TRAINEEs
FOR SPECIAL AGENT

A large property and casualty insur-
ance company is looking for young
men between the ages Of % and so
to be trained as special agents. We
nave an excellent. well planned,
1ormaliZed training program. These
with excellent future for men will
ing to. work hard. In reply, state
age. education and work experience
Box 97-S. Star. Oh
Evening star., 1953-08-18
WAITRESSES

MATTRESSES
EXper. in seafood; part time. daily.
NER'S SEA FOOD RESTAURANT.
sb2inr. sS2s fMtRe' M. Branch rd'' so slly'r
LADIES, part time day or eve. in
39e 70 pm 1nl' sGu SP 81 eP0pl p. ss Rm RT APS eoS
LADIES fSj. 81 oW over e1. for part t-tim.
york; day or evening hours. RE.
LADY LASYsSj COMPANION to live in NV With
sETTSE6 FIJI S'f[i LADY twhite,. for -ea COM
panion to elderly lady; light duties.
in exchange for rm. and board.
Refs. required. Write Box 221-s.
oPFoRTuNITY for mature edu.
needs, with desire to establish one
self in high-paid profession backed
92sSs sSso0 B. suth1Titss pTspsr Phone AT: Ap
qualifications briefly to get personal
WHITE LADY, middle aeed-Hom.
in exchange for taking care Of my
mother; refs; tmmed.; RA. 6-0926.
GIRL to work in office. able to do
detailed work. Apply in person, pol
H st. ne. -23
WOMEN - Unusual opportunity for
career minded women In sales. Must
be well-groomed and have q definite
need for more than S10O weekly in
come. This position has no set hours
which makes 1t ideal for married
women with children; however you
must be able to devote 80 hours q
week OF your own choosing. Com
plete training at company expense.
MANAGERIAL experience helpful but
not necessary II you are eager, can
talk to people about cosmetics and
willing to work. Remuneration based
on advance commission, training
fees, override and bonuses. Some Of
our best managers earn $1,000 an
nually but you don't have to be the
best to earn $4,000 For appoint
ment write giving full details TO
YOUNG LADIES, 1925; neat ap-
pearing; free to travel; Florida and
return: permanent work; salary and
age more than 1894 monthly. See
MR.. KATES. Hotel Chastleton.
Hours 10 to pm. No phone calls.
21"
Evening star., 1953-08-18

fKESsER, for quality work, on wool,
FoRD fSeRdS 'SHEi eHEAEsRs i2s 'SI AND TpTqhAkIs TpTqhEAks
264s wheaton I'd, Silver spring.
Nd. 10. 5-I7OO. -34
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Wanted an experienced real estate
sstste " @ teach aCs 'scssd sou but IT Tss
must have proven sales ability.
Territory Is Arlington and sur
rounding area. Ample advertising.
ltstings and assistance. in CLOSING
6sss s $4,000 $.e 90 year EoSDo6 to The g1.t ESn
Reaitor- Builder. IA. 4-0b5O.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen = Earn
piE ta0r.1 money ssn:.. a. pleasantly Sair-condi-
gropertiesl; TOWN q SUBURBAN
RCSD sys PA FIrhok Ea SSPeseGaroR. S1eseSo sG .si.r,
oDesn.. Cali bet. and 9 PIN. oL.
ROUTE SALESMAN. dry cleaning.
good opportunity Tor. exper. man.
so26s fsSaHs q cLEaNERs Lqaalia salary 6S2ss 6S2ss
9O1 Leesburg pike, Falls Church.
ROUTE SALESMAN. for .stabiisS. S ed
laundry and dry cleaning route. Our
last year. We offer vacation. sick
leave: disqualification and other
benefits. No exper. necessary; mar
ried men preferred; % to 35 yrs.
old. See Mr.. Glidewell at MORN
INGSIDE LAUNDRY. $500 Ga.
ave, Silver Spring. Md. "a
RELIEF ROOM CLERK
knowledge Of hand transcript. Call
HU. 3-7700, between $3.50 and $3.50
pm. for interview. 30
store. Lively pleasing personality.
Age 25-40. Drivers permit required.
Start $50 wk. Raises. Call Mr. Gee.
MA S-10o0 -18
Evening star., 1953-08-18

SALESPERSON
Contingent sales person for evening
work at MAYER & CO., SPRING
VALLEY STORE. Must be acquainted
with better quality furniture. Apply
in person to MR.. HARDEN. 1900
Fordham I'd NV -1H
Evening star., 1953-08-18
HELP MEN

PRESeER, for quality work, on wool.
steady Job: l2c . suit: sTRAT-
PpoIRsD CLEANERS AND pYERS
Nd. LO. 6-l7O0. ~
Evening star., 1953-08-18

APPRENTICE-Young man for fixed
bridge department in dental lab.
excellent opportunity. RYNEX q
SAXON, 1927 19th st. nv. lis
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MEN
lst-eiass !td only; must st be sober and and
comm; vacation With pay, ins. and
other benefits. See Mr.. Minson
AuTo-BRAGKiE MECHANICS HELPER,
young. white, energetic. 9o3 y st.
Afro OAR PORTER to keep shop
clean; must have D. C. permit. For
Wash.'S largest Pontiac dealer. Ap-
ply ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. Mr.
Peers, 1887 Irving st. NV. "a
AUTO MECHANIC. Wheeler, Inc,
ChrySler Plymouth's outstanding
dealer. is expanding its service dept.
and is in need of 2 1st-claSs me-
chanics: High piecework rates
Republication, vacation with pay.
Apply Mr.. Burdette, Service Mgr.
$500 Wis. ave. NV. lis
Evening star., 1953-08-18
ATTENTION, WOMEN

MANY INTERESTING JOBS
COME AND TALK 1T OVER
EXPERIENCED OR BEGINNER
6-DAY, IS TO 40 HOUR WEEK
MANV POSITIONS
Evening star., 1953-08-18
SECRETARY

SECRETARY-TRAINEE
Young lady to train for secretarial
position. Must be . neat. accurate
typist. knowledge of shorthand
helpful, but not essential; 6-day. 40
ing problem. Call Mr.. Baker for
appointment, Ii. $4,000, L. p
sTEUART q BRO, INC, 1873 18th
st. ne. 30
Evening star., 1953-08-18
SAI,ESPERSON

SALESPERSON
Contingent sales person for evening
work at MAYER & CO.. SPRING
VALLEY STORE. Must be acquainted
with better quality furniture. Apply
in person to MR.. HARDEN. 1900
Fordham I'd NV. -1S
SALESMAN, for white or colored. no
exper. nsc;' see Bill Lessy betT: II
city. c anS so7 Tth Rn 81. only NV. ONlvEfiSsA1 ELS
lively. jolly-type man, to take whole
sale orders calling on local retail
merchants: Start $50 week. plus cav
i2isSe; HMEs CO.. izse 4 Is St. MI NV. wis
|SALESMAN-oround door opportu.
nifty for experienced man to obtain
franchise for washington and sur.
roundings. for garbage disposal unit
for homes as well as restaurants
hotels. and institutions: $50 and ur
commission each sale. Use Of Wash
aaensed Information to BOX 4S,K,
SALESMAN. ALE permanent position mS9 for
large wholesale tobacco, candy,
sS2s 'sRss &c cH9 e 9a ssrrtSi9 Etsss
some sales experience. Apply after
9:3O am. STANDARD CIGAR
AND TOBACCO CO, IL Eye st. e.
SALESMAN living In Charles or st.
MaryS Counties. sCall on established
customers. Prominent wholesale con-
cern. Must know area well: Age 20.
40. Youthful. Good salary and
stas' A. expenses paid Write Box Is ls5s3K'
SALESMAN ORGANIZER, with car,
to handle crew In direct sales work.
Tonr $1SS Tk RrtnERs e sssrt srAJIgr Apgly KEY
9th st. NV. -16
sALEsMEN 80 for virginia and
North Carolina towns. Transp.
ts start. Apply Room go. So ~
SALEsMEN-Air-cond. and heating
salesmen to cover established terri
HEATING CO.. ia. 7-4300. 30
sALEsMEN AZ! N J, a. Opportunity to earn
Fauauier. Prince william % OF King m
George Counties. Permanent pleas
ant and healthful business of your
own. For further particulars write
RRAWLEIGHS. Dept. DcH-14-216.
sAEEsMANS-K1itch cabinet sales
Engineering BACKGROUND. Experience
in designing and selling custom
Kitchens desirable. Drawing acct.
and commission. Call WO. 6-2205.
KITCHENS. INC. for appt "a
statesmen (2)
With car. Leads furnished. Our men
earn from 81 so to $500 per wk. SELL
ing appliances. closing an average OF
! sale In every 2 leads; Positively no
Evening star., 1953-08-18
EXEC. SECYS.-$4,OO0

G@AaS' 0GN< Il NJ Ss-ap 3SOOV
JOBS, INC.
174O K st. NV. RE. 1888
FILE ANALYST, must be able K
analyze editorial and general cor.
reSpondence by subjects; knowledge
Of typing required; chaindexine
permanent position; under 36;
5-day week; many employe ad.
vantages. Give education, expert
ence. age and attach small pho
tograph. Box BOX, Star. --22
FOUNTAIN GIRL-Experienced: day
work only; meals and uniforms
furnished. COLONIAL DRUG
LIQUOR. 1119 10 st. NV. -23
HELP, good pay, 4O-hr
week, disqualification, paid vacation
no Sundays or nights. Apply Mr.
Arthur, WALGREN DRUG CO, $50
North Glebe rd., Arlington. Va.
GIRLS, white: exper.
uniforms supplied; closed Sundays
and holidays; paid holidays and va.
cations. NATIONAL DRUG co.
lOOO Conn. ave. NV. -1S
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER. some
tipping experience necessary; 5 days
per week; $40 weekly. Apply In
person to H. ABRAMSON CO.. 9TH
and L SITS. NV pa