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Evening star., 1953-04-26
CLOSING HOURS:
SPECIAL NOTICES

MAGAZINES AT LOWEST PRICES
Write for. free catalog listing maga-
zines and prices, c. D. CUNNING
HAM. Comulete MAGAZINE Service
P. o. Box 3051. WASHINGTON. D. C. !"
BOOKKEEPING SERVICES, all tax
records, any type of business. Year
round. ReaS. rates. ia. 9-2319.
BOOKS SET UP AND KEPT by ex-
acct. -bkpr.: monthly statements II
desired. TU. 2-0332.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts made by anyone except
myself. EDWARD THOMPSON,
ALASKA AND RETURN-AIl inter-
ested persons please meet at 7:3O
Wings restaurant. 622 H st. NV.
Dinner 9, la carte and clutch"
Slides will be shown and questions
answered by Mr.. Burnside; Fur
thsr information DICK JAMES,
INVENTORS-Have your ideas de-
yeloped and processed for manu-
nations most diversified manufac-
turer. No consultation fee. Ia.
$3.50 daily. 9 am. to 8 pm.
GET OUT OF DEBT
Let budget plan get you out Of debt
with payments You can afford. re-
gardless Of how many you owe.
No security or indorsers. Not a
loan company-one place to Day.
THE BUDGET PLAN
14Oo = ST. NV, ROOM SIS
Ma, S-1759
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WheR GnsUertne advertisement
addressed to Star boxes do NOT
tncloss original references photo.
graphs or Other materials OF per.
Son0t rGlHe Copies serUe the pWr.
pose and originals mdv Get lost
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HELP MEN (cont.)

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, some ex-
perience preferred but not essen
tlal: some typing. Apply in person
to 3. NJ. Fisher. NORTHEAST MO-
TOR CO.. 920 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
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$500; permanent posi-
ton, for q young man to act as
sales statistical clerk. There are
future possibilities in our sales or
appearing with sales ability or ac-
counting student should be interest
ed. 4O-hr. work week Starting SAL
airy, $3.50 per week or better ac-
cording to ability. Call ME. S-4793.
'LERK. white, age 25-45. for truck
rental once: 6-day. 45-hr. wk. MI.
man for stock. rec
ord and general once duties. OPP
portunity for one who desires to as
sumo responsibility. GAIT q BRO.
INC, GOT 18th St. NV. Mr.. Edwards.
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COLLECTOR-DRIVER
THE EVENING STAR
I101 PA AVE. NV

COLLECTION MAN
Thoroughly experienced in Install
ment collections by telephone.
LONGS. 731 7th st. NV. -2S
CONSTRUCTION LABORERS Re
port. GOLDSTEN BROS. Job. 9th
and @ sts. Sc. 1880 Monday morn
ing ready for work.
COOK. must be experienced In steam
table, broiler. and short order work
Good salary, night shift. Must have
references. Apply in person. DAG
WOODS STEAK HOUSE. TAI 18th
st. NV. 81"
COOKS, must be all-around; best
working conditions. in town; trans
RG9sit2n Rp1y HAs Hp poRF fiSP NM d4Tnt0S1 or sa
ST. 3-5572. -28
c480%; 40o&;eda. ao9uDs o .saSS for Mas 81
liable and have refers. MAYNARDS,
1903 l4th st. NV.
COOK. colored, day work. top salary
to lst class man. DANNY's STEAK
COOKING and seneral housework,
live IN 'or out: references. co.
CoUNTERMAN, counter and grill;
must be experienced and nondrink-
er: hrs. 8 days. DENNEAN'S
RESTAURANT. 18th and H SITS, ne.
CoUNTERMEN for Kosher style deli
catessen. must be experienced in
s6dE5c6es sso 70 oSssd ssHds sens ADs, SsHEy D
DEL1cATfEssEN. lessen % sss Af Donmanton anton
dr., Alex, XII. 8-2S95
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ACCOUNTANT
ACCOUNT
EXECTJTIVE

Young man, 1880. sales aptitude,
with . college education or equiva-
lent. Man selected will be thor
oughly educated in casualty and
nre insurance and trained for life
time career with large, national or
ganization. Preference will be given
to men of leadership potential. Full
salary paid from start. plus incen-
tive bonus plan. Retirement plan,
plus other benefits.
vacancies require one man in Wash
tngton and one man in Baltimore.
Excellent opportunity for men pres
emily. employed who want to make
a change because there is not
enough opportunity for advancement
in present jobs. One year of worth
while business experience helpful.
Selection standards high, as we
want men who can assume manage
ment positions. Inquiries held con-
hdential. Evening appointments
can be arranged. Call MR.. GR1F-
FTTHS. Dupont 7-51O0 to arrange
interviews.
SOLICITORS; must
AA
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CHEMISTS
RnCTON MASS

DUE 1OIN, MAoC'
~ B. 8. in chemistry with
at least 4 yrs exp. in plas-
tics and organic synthesis.
Responsible for planning and
executing applied research
projects.
o. B. 8. In chemistry with
textiles, paper and plastic ex-
perience.
These opportunities exist in
the New England laboratory
Of Q nationally known COM
pany engaged in non defense
work.
Write in confidence, CIV
ing age, education and past
salaries to Box WS 1890.
Equity, 221 w. 41st st.
N. Y. 80.
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AUCTION SALES (cont.)

PUBLIC SALE Of valuable real es-
tate. 126 acres on Friday, May !
1853. at 1870 EST. Ten miles north
Of Gettysburg. my fruit, poultry and
general farm. newly painted modern
frame house. z rooms and bath, all
conveniences. fireplaces. beautifully
landscapped. shaded and shrubbed
lawn. fish pond. rock gardens. stream
OF water and farm pond. Would
make ideal summer home; 25 acres
bearing fruit Of all kinds. 80 acres
timber, and Al acres crop land. barn
and other buildings. Don't miss
this sale. must be seen to be ap-
preciated H. M. TRAVIS. r D. 1.
Biglerville. Pa: Phone Baskerville
925-R-l1. Auctioneer C. Slaybaugh.
ap. Is. .26e
ZED L. WILLIAMS and
ZED L. WILLIAMS, JR.
Auctioneers and Appraisers
Jordan" baby grand piano, medium
size late-style Kelvinator refriger-
ator. splendid studio. Apiece cherry
bedroom suite, Apiece late-Style
wal. bedroom suite. Kroehler s.
piece living room suite, Kfoehler
and Campbell mahogany upright
piano, Hollywood beds. domestic
rugs. odd chairs. breakfast sets,
lamps. good gas cook ranges. lounge
chairs, radio combination. odd
tables, numerous
other household effects.
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AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture.
glass, china, bric-a-brac, etc.:
Thurs, 7:30 pm, SUBURBAN
AUCTIONS, Rockville. Md.
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er household effects.
PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS in duplicate for Stage
Rigging and Stage Curtains includ-
ing installation. in the Auditorium
and Assembly Room in the CLINICAL
Center Building 10). at the Ma
tional Institutes of Health, Bethesda.
Maryland, will be received until l
pm. Eastern STANDARD Time. 81 on
General Services Building, 18th and
F Streets. NV. Washington, D. c..
and then publicly opened in Room
No. G-341-H. Upon request one set
Of Prebid Documents and Two sets
of drawings and specifications will
be supplied without charge to each
general contractor interested IN
bidding on the complete project. all
Of which must be returned. NOT more
ings and specifications may be OBJ
tanned by general contractors at .
charge Of SO per set. which will be
refunded for each set returned in
good condition within 15 days after
the bids are opened. Checks offered
as payment must be made payable
to the order of the Treasurer. u. S.
Upon request and in the discretion
Of Ggt the nd Tpdsrssnsd Ons set Of Is daw
Chambers 'f Of commeTcs and other
similar ORGANIZATIONS. with the
understanding that the set will be
retained on their premises and made
available for inspection by any in
terested sub-contractor or material
firm. Bidding material may be
obtained at Room. No. 1904, Gen.
eral Services Building. 18th and F
Phone EX.- $4,000. Ext. 1897.
apo4 25 o6
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

Professional Personnel Bur.
1764 K st. NV. ME. 1892
r. N, single, NJ. D. (Ob), $4,000 up
Lab. technicianS --to $4,000
RECEIPT .-bkkpr.. type $3.3S0
Med. Librarian -. 81 500 plus meals
nankal racaYafs SsfS aYnaH In naYaar
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CREDIT MANAGER
For a Fine, Old Established
poknil Aranono1 Ctnnn

CREDIT MANAGER
For a Fine, Old-EStablished
Retail Apparel Store
To top-hight. experienced young
and can demonstrats integrity, abil-
can offer . wonderful opportunity
In this expanding organization.
Please reply by mail, giving edu-
Gational BACKGROUND and experience.
20 not phone or call in person.
ment. Ali replies viii be held
strictly confidential.
YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F st. NV. -26
DAIRY FARM WORKER, white;
Hs1rdon board rmi ana laun. furn. gall
DELIVERY MAN. colored. groo. store.
good starting pay; no Sun. work
sgH s7S fan a4ds AZ 7S94Gi FrsnElin Mon .s call De
DENTA1 4gxN bEHHT TEGHN1cIAS 1H .pHly H4A 1EE EFs
sTSEa and sasG1as. Ssidss aelE fERSsH RYRSx e Z
DISHWASHER, best working con-
ditions in town; transportation furn.
PSPhr TSR dISPf0Sa Inn ca e.i Hi0P5E sE 5AsEs
DIsHwAsHER wanted. Apply CASA
MIA RESTAURANT. -3217 Columbia
Iass,1 nIks All li, w. .NH "a 53So$o S0s ~ ~2s sp
closed Sundays. HY-GATE DINER.
Q01 r. l. ava ne
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AUTO SETTLEMENT
CLERKS

(2) Must be exper. in handling
contracts. tags, titles and insurance;
commensurate with ability. See
Mr.. Davis. OURISMAN CHEVROLET.
INC, worlds largest Chevrolet car
dealer. $40 II st. ne.
AUTO WOODWORK MAN. expert
enced on station wagon rebuilding.
AUTO WASHER. PoLIsHER. exper.
See Mr.. Kent, KIRBY SALES AND
SERVICES, 1887 Wilson blvd, Arl.
AUTOMoTIvE HELP WANTED-Two
first-class autcmotive body men.
See Mr.. Presgrade service manager.
OUR1SMAN CHEVROLET. 610 HI
BAKER, NIGHT sHIFT-Bench man.
experienced in Jewish rye bread,
bagels, kiser rolls. for Fri. and Sat.
nights. Ask for Mr.. Reiter. PO-
SINS BAKERY, 5756 Georgia ave.
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MANHATTAN AUTO
KAISER FRAZER, INC.
9TH and r SITS. NV

AUTO PARTS MAN. thorough knowi-
edge of auto parts required. Top
salary. for top man. ideal working
conditions. Bonus. Vacation with
pay. HERsoN's AUTO APPLIANCE
AUTO SALESMAN-we will hire
eacess eaesne Of wsH sea can the earn R
Chrysler line. He must S have ave- clear clear
record for integrity. industry and
profitable volume selling; He
should have heavy car, following.
He will find a, friendly. earnest
nes eooa sales peasect anS eS
ceptional service facilities to back
his efforts. We offer salary and
volume commission, demonstrator.
paid vacations and insurance bene-
f1ts; See w. H, BARNETT, Jr..
d6HAGqSTIA 6sSaS psf. RI MOTOR { ] co. JJ5os
AUTO PARTS APPRENTICE-we
2eSng HeSa man a~H0qs Rho IS aRe fsa0s
learning the automobile parts bust
ness as q profession to drive our
parts truck and do general work in
cur our, parts dept while learning.
HRRl' HRR me- NJ GiementS sl n:t LEE = " BuT s
AUTO Parts = MAN@one Sry n:Ei ist-class
MoPar parts man needed in our
parts wholesale business; perm. DO
sition with Wssh.'s largest MoPar
sitionS with Wash.'s largest MoPar
wholesaler. Paid vacation, hospitali-
cation, profit sharing. pleasant work
ing conditions. See Mr.. Nelson or
Mr. O'Rourke, q. 8. PARTS CORP.
2101 14th st. NV, DE 2-6710.
AUTO SALESMAN-Excel. pay ar
rangement for exper. used-car man.
Opportunity for one wanting steady
position. See Mr. Hartman, PACK
ARD MOTOR CAR CO., used car
dept, 6312 Georgia ave. NV. go
AUTO SALESMAN-Top commission
arrangement for aggressive Young
man to sell Chryslers and Plymouths.
Auto-selling exper. not necessary
Give age and complete details of
previous employment. Box 3S9-C.
Star. -27-
AUTO SALESMAN to establish him
self in stable and permanent busi-
ness. You will Join Washington's S
leading Dodge Plymouth dealer and
can build q high-income producing
position for yourself. Auto-selling
experience not essential. For inter-
view and all details see Mr.. Rosin,
BEAL MOTOR CO.. 1401 r. I. ave.
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HElp-MEM

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE, exper., for
fast-growing advtg. agency: leads
RE. 1852.
ACCT, JR.. by CPA ONCE. Reply
fully in own handwriting, giving
educ. exDer.. salary requirements
Box 3S7-E. Star.
ACCOUNTANT
supervisory experience desirable;
hours, 8 a.m.-4: As; permanent; ex-
cellent opportunities for advance
ment: paid vacation. paid sick leave
group insurance. employe purchase
discounts.
APPLY HOT sHoPPE, INC.
ROOM 200, 1341 q ST, NV.
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CANVASSERS

CARPENTER-Must be good me-
Saul I'd. Kensington, Nd. go
CARPENTER. $3.50; must be fast.
neat. trim mechanic with tranSpor-
tation. AP. 7-S645. bet. 1913.
CARPENTERS. report to 1904 East
CARPENTERs-steady work for good
men remodeling: should be able to do
rough and trim work. Report 927
Pershing dr.. Silver Spring, / blk.
south Of Colesville I'd. and Georgia
CARPENTERS and joiners. expert
enced on boats and yachts; perma-
person to THE WAsHiNGToN MA
RINA. 1900 Maine ave. s.w.
wanted, experienced,
white. sober. good refs; for perm
position. Summers in Blue Ridge
AND HOUSEMAN for ell
derby couple living in suburbs. state
qualifications, phone number and
address. BOX 395-C. Star. -27
CHEF. experienced in seafood; good
working conditions. good pay. Apply
lib Maine ave. s.w. -26
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CAB DRIVERS, WHITE
With or without hackers license:
drive for largest cab company in
WASHINGTON. We will help you Sc
cure your hackers license in Q
short time We have best deal in
city. New and used cars for rent
or sale: Call Ii. 7-8261. -27
CABINETMAKER-Good opportunity;
ary wanted. Box 39-E. Star. 20
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LAW OFFICES OF
SAoNER q STEXAM;, ATTYS.
BALTIMORE. MD.
LAW OFFICE OF
II. MORTIMER KREMER. ATTY.
FIDELITY BLDG.
BALTIMORE. MD.
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE FEE
Simple Industrial Property
and Land
With Railroad Sidings
Comprising about 68 acres of
land, more or less.
AND COMPLETE PAPER MILL
PLANT, MACHINERY, 4 BOILERS,
OIL BURNERS. 5 JORDAN EN-
GINES. 9 BREAKER BEATERS,
TRANSFORMERS. Ell z c T r ICAL
EQUIPMENT. TOWMOTORS. MO-
TORS. TRACTOR, TRUCK. AUTO
INCLUDING 2 COMPLETE FOUR
DIENER PAPER MACHINES AND
LARGE QUANTITY OF FINISHED
AND SCRAP PAPER
OF THE
CONOWINGO
PAPER MILL CORP.
SALE ON PREMISES
Providence, Cecil Co., Md.
90 miles north of Elkton. Md
MONDAY, MAY II, 1858
AT IL O'CLOCK Am.
EASTERN DAYLIGHT TINE.
NOTE: For complete list Of machinery
and equipment, and as to details Of
real estate, and as to terms and
manner Of sale, please write 10
0uctioneers for circulars.
EDWARD D. Z. ROLLINS. Trustee
Elkton. Maryland
MITCHELL STEVAN, Trustee
$40 N. Calvert Street
Baltimore, Md.
A. ]. BmLIG & CO.. AUCTS.
10 Z Fayette st., Baltimore Q. Md.
PLAZA 4s16-4S10
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1lO1 Penna. Ave. NV.
AUTO BODY. MANI top salary, steady
work; 5H2-day week. MR.. FISHER,
1120d Aronoco st.. Alex. Va, ov,, g.
AUTO BODY MAN., all-year-round,
good paying work. Exceptionally
high take-home pay assured. See
Mr.. Misler. after 10 am, AUTO
WHOLESALERS, INC. 1871 Blad-
ensburg Rd. ne. 80 -
AUTO BODY MAN. combination, 1st
a:,si sIas$' IS hstraight Ugh salary; $1oQ Tk,
81 s sS51S g S0Ss 90 AZ az 1fS iGRff St: Inquire
AUTO BODY MAN-Combina ton
metal and paint man with expert
ence. or with body repair expert
ence only; plenty OF work in modern
empioye benefits, aat or hourly a rate
II desired. See Mr.. McAbee. TEMPLE
Alex. Va. XII. 9-3o55. rs
AUTO BODY SHOP FOREMAN-Must
be exper. in handling men and eSti-
mating. Large Ford leadership
handling a large volume of body
work, Very attractive pay plan.
Paid holidays and vacations. Apply
MoNRoE FORD CO.. " 1887 East East.
West Highway. Silver Spring. JU.
AUTO BODY MEN (2l. experienced.
Apply MI; Schenker, MCKEE POM
TIAC. 1928 L ST. NV. 30
AUTO BODY FENDER MAN Top
salary, company benefits; work in
up-to-date shop; must be expert
enced and have reference. Apply in
person, Mr.. Mills or Mr.. Herson.
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ASSISTANT
CASHIER

Young man. 22-3S yrs. Of age, neat
Of dealing with the public. Should
pc familiar with the principles OF
bookkeeping. Some experience is
required. Permanent position: g.
da", 40-hr. week. Apply Personnel,
Room 600. Open weekdays, S:3O-5,
and Sat. 9-l. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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BUTCHER

must be sober and reli-
able. good salary. ia. 9-9535 sun.
-27
CAB DRIVERS, colored-We viii
teach you in short time to secure
Identification card. Small deposit
required on cab. TAN TOP CAB
SCHOOL, 1871 Kalorama I'd. NV,
co, 5;797S: co. 5;7735. 80
help secure hackers lic.; best deal
in Silver Spring, Md. JU. 9-77SO.
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(WOMEN)
a

professional Counseling by appt)
Personnel Services. 612 Wash. Bldg,
18th and N. Y. ave. NV. ST
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ATLAS AGENCY
SRs.. SEMI sRs. AND JRs. FOR
Bookkeeper. full charge S75 up
Assistant bookkeepers - $65 up
MeehaHlesl \ s!i meal craftsmen, exp. TO- $4!s5SS !5S
Admin. asst, some college. excel.
future $56 plus promotion
Typist. temporary. one month $50
General clerg. NV. $50 UP
Multilith opr.. Sill. Sps.. 5 d.. to $40
Underwater trainee. college grad.
m salary open
Cashier, hotel. MGR 1000 = - SEQ SEQ
Shipping clerk. Arl salary open
once boy. draft exempt $40
MANY OTHER OFFICE POS.
BKPR., ARL., $4,000
Engr.. mech. design ------- SO:
CiVil engr., exper. ---------$5, 200
Sales representative 900
FEMALE
Public REL. exper. ---to "a, 800
Recep.; Arl., Va. So, 900
Front desk clerk SO, 900
Order clerk; TAX. PIX. -- $1,000
GENERAL EMPL,
1907 H ST. NV. (NEw ADDREss)
-27
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CANVASSER

salary Of $50 per week,
plus an attractive bonus arrange
ment that should net you S15O-S200
per week. See MR.. WINSTON, 9-12
daily, 4606 Wisconsin ave. NV.
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COMPTROLLER,

Dental recepts.. assts.. exper.-inexper.
COMPTROLLER
Under As. Certificate desirable but
public accounting. Must have sue
supervisory capacity to Justify con-
sideration on management level.
An old established D. C. organiza-
ton. Bonus. excellent opportunity
TECHNICAL
Wide variety of positions in the
with and without feel, for design.
ers, craftsmen. research in small
mechanisms. chemical construction.
steel detail and other Special'zed
fields, too voluminous to list. Sal
(WOMEN)
SECRETARIES
Trade association start 81. 200
Patent law (2) 81, | 90
Trade association SO, 900
So 900
So, $40
Sales S SO, GAO
Others up to $4,000
WALTER H. KESSLER
professional Counseling by appt.)
Personnel Services, 612 Wash. Bldg,
10Th and N. Y. ave. NV. ST.
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Builder-C Contractor
CAPABLE. EXDerienced

N@k1oNAC1 GAJCAA
Apartment house construction, includ-
ing shopping center, project in D. C..
Able and equipped to contract for
entire Job. P. o. Box 5597. WASH
1ngton 16, D. c.
COST EsTIMATOR-Fa-
miltar with both residential. apart
ment and commercial construction;
assist valuation enginesr.n nisssiSn State past St
and salary expected. Replies conn.,
Dental. Box 109-C. Star.
OPERATOR, colored,
must have transportation. See ex-
caVattng contractor on lob site,
22nd and Good Hope I'd. Sc. -27
OPER., exper. in ane
fTsdiB9 f. sssfP: 9God ki 1a' asf4s '00
BULLDOZER OPER.
Must have experience on H. DIS
234O MONTGOMERY ST.. Silver Spring.
Apply at HAMS POINT
INN or call ST. .3-5572 -28
must be experienced with
Self-service market; good pay, 6Ka-
day week; must be sober. Call MR..
., HALPERIN. ia. 7-964S. go
BUTCHER Experienced: live wire;
good opportunity. LU. 4-5151. -27
BUICHER: permanent position fol
sSperisnfsd ssT Annis in butcher or msSt cut
POsIN'S. 5756 Ga. ave. NV. -
BUTCHER, neat. courteous. for high.
grade market: non-drinker. Coco
salary. Box 214-D. Star.
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"Washington's Largest Agency
Sales cheating, air cond) $500
Sales, refrigeration equipment for
distributor 81, 800
Sales repre-. (assocD $4,000
Sales trainee (coll. grad). NATL CO..
$500, plus commission
Sales (seed co., - $500 mo, plus car
Sales trainee $40 Wk
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BOOKKEEPER

Bookkeeper to assume full charge of
books for established real estate
sition and pleasant air-conditioned
oftce. 5-daN week with hours 8 to 5.
Salary, S65 per week.
Mark Winkler Management
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-11
Compiled by the

Compiled by the
US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
Cloudy tonight. Continued cloudy
with occasional light snow Thurs
day. Gentle, variable winds to-
night becoming northeasterly 10
Is mph Thursday.
Lowest temperature expected to-
night 10, high Thursday IL.
Nome data last "a hours as of
7 am. today: High temperature 2,
low 20. Max. wind 4 mph from
the south. Sunrise at 6:31 am,
sunset at $50 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-11
Bartlett Declares COPS
Have Mandate To Work
For Alaska Statehood

WASHINGTON, Delegate
Bartlett said Tuesday he believes
Senate Republicans have a man
date to work for statehood for
Alaska.
Noting that the party's 1852
platform calls for Alaskan state
hood under terms of an "equit-
able" bill, the Delegate declared:
Therefore, the Republican
platform is a mandate in itself
to the majority party to write a
bill which it considers proper so
that Alaska may achieve state
hood"
Bartlett said he felt the Sen
ate should hold hearings prompt
ly and eff any particular bill
under consideration is not liberal
or equitable, the committee on
its own motion and without pro-
longed hearings in the territory
can make any changes it deems
appropriate"
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-11
House Defeats
Territorial
Nest Egg Bill
BY jim HUTCHINSON

JUNEAU, IA bill which has
become widely known as the ter
ritorial "nest egg" bill went down
to- defeat Monday afternoon in
the House.
Fifteen Republicans, and one
Democrat showed it under 1873.
Three Democrats and five Repub-
licans voted for it.
The bill was introduced by
Sens. John Butrovich and James
Nolan and previously passed the
Senate after a sharp debate.
It proposed creating a stabiliz-
alton fund from surplus tax col
lections at rate of two million
annually until 10 million is
reached.
Proponents argued the bill was
common sense and safeguard
against any Alaska economic set
back Of falling in revenues.
Opponents charged the terri
tory has no right to collect more
money from taxpayers than need
ed; that added money is needed
badly for schools; and if surplus
is going to be frozen in savings
account there should be tax
reduction first.
Rep. Fred Eastbaugh struck the
keynote of the opposition with
the statement that money was
raised for the use Of the terri
tory and should be so used. It's
like an ostrich stiking its head in
the sand"
Rep. Wendell Kay called the OPP
ponents arguments Smoke
screen"
He said, ITO hear their argu-
ments you would think they
wanted to spend every dollar the
territory has. Here's a chance to
set a new wise precedent for the
territory which has no means of
deficit financing as the nation and
states do"
$500 Yearly Increase for Teachers
Meanwhile, in the Senate teach
ers gained hopes for requested
$500 yearly increase.
The bill didn't come to final
vote but the Butrovich amend
ment for a $500 increase failed.
The $500 increase was intro
duced by Sen. John Gorsuch who
argued strongly for it.
Butrovich contended that it was
the teachers request. He said
they had the "most powerful
lobby in Alaska today-perhaps
rightly so" and cited the flood
of kilograms the legislators re-
ceived.
Butrovich said there is no rea-
son they should expect or get all
they asked for.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-11
Phoebe Circle of Covenant
Church Meets Tonight

The Phoebe Circle, which in
cludes all the women of the Cow
enant Church, will hold their reg
ular meeting tonight at 7:30 at
the old building.
A devotional program will be
held with Mrs. Esther Obloogalook
leading. The guest speaker will be
Mrs. Walter Anderson of White
Mountain.
Refreshment committee consists
Of Mrs. Annie Nershak and Mrs.
Harold Ahmasuk.
During the evening some OF the
ladies will sort clothing and price
the items for sale Saturday, March
IA. Others will applique the AL
aska animals on the flannel jack
ct they started this month. This
project has created keen interest
in both young and old, as each
person has opportunity to draw,
cut, or sew on this jacket.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-11

TOKYO, R-Twenty-foot tidal
waves early today struck the tiny
island Of Hachijo, $50 miles south
of Tokyo the Maritime Safety
Board reported.
The board said there was no
loss of life or damage.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-11

Fine Job Printing at the Nugget