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TYPIST
TYPIST
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TYPIST
STATISTICAL
Experienced, for financial statements
permanent position; 5-day, 4O-houI
week; pleasant. working conditions;
liberal discount on purchases; in
surance and disqualification plans
ps6a pss5sPen' sRoRn ResR APRlH HMpLoYMENSf LeoS3REEf
OFFICE. n p st. ne. is
TYPIsT-CLERK, white, under IS yrS
Of age. Apply S746 10th st. NE
ITYPEwRITER, keyboard, bookkeepins
machine operator, efi1cient. rapid
Tor accounts receivable work with
ISs IRlsoy@s;nt; s:dsy X; 10. s-zs7o 70 tOi
WAITRESS. exper. Apply noon o,
4:3o to- 1000 pm. to LIvERA's
ITALIAN rTIaAALLIIA CAFE: 1914 L st: NV
WAITRESS, experienced. white, over
21. Apply In person, McGUIRE'e
FOOD SHOP, 2506 I4th st. NV
WAITRESS, white; ,iv. in: references
ditions: Appig RAsoNfc ssea8S ~0Sh5n HND EAST HsF
ERN STAR HOME. 5000 New Hamp-
wanfREssRs.whlte. ss1Ef aysi e. .xper., -1S oy.,
ooD E9l rooD t5s iS shopPn gert os5: tt%s rS S1C
Wash. blvd. Arlington. va. IA: s.
GIRi-Real estate of,c. genera nn
work. Must, be good typiSt; Loca
girl preferred. 6h.day week: Per.
mganent: See Mr.; WAPLE. Monday
Girl White, bs7 expsriesce: lasa n; 9'Y Il moo,
liable HAkMoNY RSss RFogs REsTaURANf aShfSdgAi e
Girl SRI 8 Or. 81 Y6GNo Pifi WOMAN to vorl
Give full details about self in n owl Si
handwriting. Must have pleasing
i personality. No tipping, good pay
l We bring and take you to bus stop
an replies held in strictest confi
L%DS. whits, sRs SsK to EoTt staf in Snack sa
on CONSTRUCTION Of Wakefield School
Arlington, Va. Call Market 7-242t
LADIES (3. over 81, for part-tim
w0Eo. work; day or evening hours. RE
LADIES - spare-time profits tax
ing subscriptions to all MAGAZINES
agents price list free. c. D. GUN
NINyGHAM, P. o. Box s051. Wash
SiS.E soisT .t.a time sny work c. 4 4sm: SoH
day Or Tues. Tues. 1I JU. Snsi Sobs1o' "n MON
WOMEN - Unusual opportunity 70
). career.minded women in sales, Mus
be well-groomed and have q definit
i need for more than 500 weekly in
come. This position has no set hour
which makes It ideal for married
women with children; however yol
must be able to devote 80 hours
week Of your own choosing. Com
plete training at company expense
Managerial experience helpful bu
not necessary II you are eager, cal
talk to people about cosmetics ant
willing to work. Remuneration base
on advance commission. tralnini
our best managers earn $1,000 an
nually but you don't have to be tn
best to earn $1,000 For appoint
ment write giving full details t
WOMAN. young. 4 to s. hours, 3 days
must have car; $40 to $40 weekly
1 MR.. FEENEY. 935 Gist ave-, silve
Spring, Md. JU. S-322S.
YOUNG LADY. permanent position
general clerical for busy toy whole
sale house; ne. section. new bldg g,
!, facilities: see Mr.. Frankel, MALCt
] WHOLESALERS INC. 2164 24t
YOUNG LADY, 1885, to maintai
accounts receivable records, prepar
bank deposits. typing; pleasant work
ing cond., air-cond. once, b-day
40-hr. wk:, insur. dement's, pal
vacation; $50 Eesky yv, eEsfsr eras sr.i res
e1;1R e1R 81 b SSSES siSsSSs eS. sss i6Rss.n'"'A' 6s:
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STENoGRAPHER

Permanent position with old
established real estate and
mortgage loan flrm. Prefer
someone with insurance ex-
perience. Pleasant surround
ings. aforementioned building;
~ !2-hour work week. no Sat-
free; disqualification and life
insurance furnished free after
reasonable length of service.
Salary commensurate with
ability: opportunity for ad-
vancement.
Call MRS. REISS. ma. S-21l2
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Sail ChriStnoaS Cards

Sell Christmas Cards
Easy spare-time cash: up to $50
weekly. No exper. nee; nothing ia
invest. Free samples Of personal
cards that sell as low as so for
S1.50. Boxes on approval. Write
$40 Greenmount, BALTIC. 2. Md. 30
SEW OUR CUT GOODS-Easy, fast
part, full time. We instruct
1855 Euclid. Cleveland Il. Ohio.
AMBITIOUS WOMEN (2) for part.
time cosmetic program. No in.
vestment. collections. deliveries
Hours to At home schedule. Phone
use Of car; pay check each week
Call OIL 4-3040, 81 pm.
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INSTRUCTION coURsEs

HOME TUTORING. als.. geem.. Lat,
Fr., Eng, Sp., Ger, arith.. read,s
elem. j.h.. s.h. sub. UN. 4-19S3. =
college, h. g.. tutors
ing by college teacher. Gale, dins
co. trig.. alg. Reas. DE. 2-3421. Y
SPECIAL CIVIL SERVICE EXAM
Prepare now. Call Monday. Ans
PBX-RECEPTIONIST course easily
learned; age no handicap; day claSh
tuition, S25: night. $40. NATL. PBX
SCHOOL,. HU. 3-3S24.. ST. 3-727&
TUTORING K Grade. high school.
remedial subjects, Adult educations
How to study. Years Of experience
BOYD Stafo scHooL offers 8 and 10 wts
courses in Gregg shorthand and
touch typing, small classes, PositionH
now open paying to $4,000 VI, IND
quire MA. S-2340. BOYD SCHOOL
cor, @ and 18th lover zlotnick'sl.
ENGLISH CONVERSATION. writtnR,
grammar, speech and personality
counseling. DU. 7-1352.
GIRL. colored, wants ghw or days
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cuI,
ture all subjects taught: approved
for GI training: day and evening"
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLL
LEGE. 1919 G st. NV, DI. 7-1762
PBX-REcEPTIONIST COURSE
American PIX School, 1919 r at. n.ws
Job placement. MA. S-4I42
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RESIDENT MANAGER
MANAGERIAL
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
We are seeking . young career wom-
MANAGER with sLENDERELLA,
the, country's leading slenderizing
The woman we want has been sue
cessful in sales and managerial
work, but is dissatisfied with her
for advancement.
Prerequisites include college back
appearance and slender figure
Exceptional opportunity and unlim-
I.,drv ited fns1ciai Sas0 al, future. , Starting
arrangement. Average earnings
over $3.50. This plus a career that
will be exciting and challenging
with one of Americas fastest grow
ing organizations
See MISS WHITLEY, Monday and
Tuesday: 2 to 4 pm. for interview.
SALES POSITION for minded
women, ages 20 to 45; must be at
ington ONCE 'I of national ' organiza- d2
tion. and entails dealing with ex-
ecutives and business people. These
positions formerly open only to
men. Offer permapency, good pay
and, future to women willing to
work. By appointment only. Call
Sales Girl for Baker
es per day. Hours 10 to 2 weekdays,
am am: ruesday. S scHUPP's & R5FiSs sAKERY, siis1
5642 Conn. ave. NV. lis
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Unusual Opportunitv

Unusual Opportunity
We have the most unusual item ever
offered to the public. Everybody
wants 1t and we alone have it. We
wan: men and women, white or
colored, who want to double or
triple their present earnings. Full
or part time No experience neceS-
sary. Once you establish an account,
the account is yours. Call till II
at UNIVERSAL CITY. 707 7th st.,
NV. The Worlds Most Unusual
Credit Department Store. -1S
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MEN AVAIIABT,E NOW

For employment odd Jobs. yard work
wan washing, carpentry, houseclean-
ing; etc: SALVATION ARMY, Harbor
Lights Corp, NE. S-4532,
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
ing, reaS. prices, free estimates work
pGls peGnsr; WADE, ME. S-SS35. II"
helper. reliable colored man, good
refs, desires night lob from g pm
can sat. after 6 pm. Sun. ali
REPREsENTHTf2iE-veteran fhEi 81 N8i9TfSi al g1s, r..
married, LIB, Z yrs. extensive Govt
experience in public relations, in.
vestigations, personnel and related
matters, executive and Supervisory
ability. wide. local contacts; desire
career position with natl. CO. as
excellent refs. Boy 69-R- star.
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SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc

CURTAINS STRETCHED at home.
also will iron roughdry laundry
Call RA. R-16S2.
GIRL, colored. dependable and re-
EHaaoie desires days work, child care
GIRL, .colored, desires evening work
cleaning house. or baby sitting
oIher eXper. and refs. AID. 4-0i53
GILL colored. wants days work
GIRL; colored, desires Job as nurse
maid; references; live In or out,
GIRL wants days work or maid TO,
beauty shop. Ii. 7-S964.
GikL' .' coiored; desires 8 morn. part
TINE TN domestic 65nGtic or child care. Refs
GIRL, colored. wants Job cleanins
once. store or home. Mon, Tues
Wed. Fri, Sat. Ii. 7-O775
GIRL. colored. desires day work Mon.
Wed Thurs, Fri. and Sat. or full
time. NO. 7-1940
GIRL. colored, wishes g.h.w., or day',
YORK; stay some nights. HUI,
GIRL desires work as mothbeer,, hbe
helper; sleep in. DE, 2-4175.
pendable woman desires full ol
part time job. LU.. 1-s267.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS and res
ASSfTiSSs S5sf fssl%atss .$Rs %A :$7z5ss!' 5ss!'''al,
home, repairs. brick work. concrete,
estimates. ia. 2-225O. o
ADDITIONS, alterations, atties,
porches and recreation rooms. For
Tee.,sSt Tree ,estimstso soo.s call Lo. 4-e577 and
AMBITIONS, ALTERATIONS. porch.s.
talousie Enclosures. sketches or esti:
mates free; all work fully guaran-
teed: no money down: 80 months
TO- To- pay sEco SALES. JU. s-so1o.
ADDITIONS, porch enclosures, bsnt.
improvements, etc. For solution to
your problem or sn estimate, call
Mr.. WILSON, Ii. 4-63S4. after
ApbiTioNs, alterations and nm Temmod-
cling; residential or commercial; 80
caIi mgptRS Re. t9 9.1gSa pay; For free estimate.
Additions-House Repairs
PsntInf; sstmat;.,p paRRs5nE RsasE Wo sh1E.
AlterationS-RepairS
Now is the. time to remodel your
Kitchen. build or repair that screen
only. No down payment. Free esti-
mate. OV. 3-O319. -22
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYs, So per "a.
yd.; asphalt resurfacing. S1.50 per
Aries Fl rs TNsHEED5c sHfE5c dormsr sr s79Go UndoNs VS.
porches inclosed, recreation rooms
and stairways. Commercial or resi-.
dental; 80 months TO pay. UN.
BRICK RICK LAYrEs aGoNPRiCkS; doNPRSCak4S6;n with
equipment and men. Call AD. Q.
BRICK MASON CRAFTSMAN, IRE.
places, chimneys, walls: remodelinR
Speciality FAGNANI, 10. 2-1994.
Bk1CK GTnAc AND cEMENT WORK ~
BRICK MAsoNs, Nc.-An types o Of
brick work; no lob too small. 10.
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RESEARCH ANALYST. economic, witt
trade assn or business pub, this area
Extenqed exper. procurement and
market analysis on wide scale,
Reasonable salary. Box liar Star.
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, desires part or full
time work. clerical and public ac-
counting experience. RA. 3-2463.
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PART TIME
White
Experienced Canvassers
Guaranteed Salary

The largest manufacturer and dis
tributor Of fence products, jalousies
garages, general home improve
ments, etc, has openings for several
full-time door-to-door canvaSsers.
sidered. Car necessary. GUARAN-
TEED SALARY PLUS COMMISSION
Call Mr.. Dodson for appointment
GENERAL INDUSTRIES CORP, 1109
Jefferson Davis hwy. Arl., Va. OF
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TEXTILE WEAVERS wanted: ladies
to weave on clothing, good salary.
WASHINGTON TEXTILE WEAVING
CO: gil 18th st. NV.
TYPlST-Accurate, mature, well ed
ucated, prof. ONCE, Rockville; Sept.
10. permanent; 7-hr. day. Oh.
2.l740, Poplar 2-3941. -16
TYPIST-Speed essential, dictaphone
experience not necessary but pre-
ferable. Good working conditions in
large air-conditioned ONCE, in heart
OF Bethesda. Company benefits,
good starting salary. Call MR.. Mac
DONALD. OIL. 4-5245 for interview.
TYPIsT. exper. for part-time work
at home; must be able to stencil
statistical tables; top pay. HU.
TYPfsTS:' afternoons, wed.-rri.; per-
manent job In wash. Bureau OF
Nat. News Pub. Box $685., Star
TYPIsT, with knowledge of short.
hand: 20 to 35 preferred; exper
Apply WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL
36th st.. at Woodley I'd. NV. lis
TYPIST - Immediate openings. Be.
Il shssda IS a. aviation org; 5;7day, week
MISS WILLIS. 30
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Apply in Person
2060 w. Virginia Ave. NE

LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, white,
to work in ONCE of private physi-
clans. Phone RE. 7-2115 for
interview 10
aging motel, live IN on premises
Call in person to ANCHORAGE
MOTEL. Fairfax. Va -12
PEOPLE WANTED to form part Of a
crew for house-to-house canvassing.
Fixed salary. No experience nee
essary, we train you. Call EX.
3-5611. -16
EXTRA CASH-Sell Xmas and every
daS cards. Also Xmas imprints.
stationery, napkins and novelties.
SAMPLES on approval. Write or call
MASTERCRAFT. S0l 10th st. NV.
Wash. |. d. c.. Dept. S. DI. 7-09O8.
MAN AND WIFE-Handy man and
general housework cook: live in;
Silver Spring area. Start Sept. IA
$3.50 per mo. References required.
Applicants will be interviewed in
August Reply BOY 103-K Star
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Accounting Systems

ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MGR, mas
ter degree, 25 yrs. diversified double
entry eXner Boy CIR Star La
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
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Personnel Clerk
50 Q82-S3 536

T-SS~ %N1SSS
Duties: Screening applicants,
administering exams, han
ding inquiries on jobs. Ap-
plicantS with education or
experience in personnel pre-
ferred. Merit system en-
ployment and opportunity
for advancement. Write,
phone, or visit Montgomery
County Personnel Office,
Courthouse, Rockville, Md.
(Poplar 2-212l Ext. 58)
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HELP MEN 3 WOMEN tcon..,
IBM Accounting
Machine Operator
EXPERIENCED

knowledge Of board wiring
preferred but not essential.
You will be working for large
supermarket chain in a mod
eTn, air-conditioned machine
room. Five-day. 40-hour wk.,
with paid vacation and many
other attractive company ben
etltS Definite chance for ad-
vancement for the right per-
son Attractive starting sal.
ary with periodic increases.
Evening star., 1953-08-16

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-Relie
switchboard and telephone answer
ing; experienced. handicapped pre-
ferred; daytime work, 6-day week;
good references. Apply GOODWILL
INDUSTRIES. 1918 New Hampshire
ave: NV. (21st and NJ sts. n.w.),
to 12 am. Monday through Friday.
TAP TEACHERS-Rper.; full or part
time; greater Washington area; write
for particulars, incl. age. salary ex-
2ected. 924 Wayne ave-, Silver
TEACHER, nursery (private) school
NV. Washington. Must be trained
In nursery education. Box 52-R
Star.
TEACHER. qualified. Greenbelt Kin
Box SIS. Greenbeit, Nd. ' "-'e
Background s5 s5.s5 sf' Afteqnoon faq dnSntOd a1d
only. JOHN ROBERT ROBERT u poWEPs WI SSs
SCHOOL, 1855 Conn. ave. NV.
Please do not phone. IL
TEACHERS-Primary grades: for est.
private school in Alexandria: expert
ence necessary. Call XII. $1,000,
g am: to 8 pm. -22
TEACHER = Full-time permanent
position with local business school.
Tor young woman. to teach typing.
Telephone MISS JOHNSON, ST.
5-2O86. for appointment.
TEACHERS-Private elementary day
School. sSd. 'H51urban Nd: very small
dergarten. Write. giving minimum
salary. Boz 4O1.S. Star
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SILK FINISHER

Job with pleasant working conditions
and paid vacation. PEELERS. INC,
230S r. !. ave. ne. DU. 7-1413.
Sunday call OIL. 2-6792.
SLIP COVER SEAMSTRESS-Exper.
only. ALEXANDER & CO., 1920
34th ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md. al
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JU. 9-77OO

SHOP WORK, mechanical; In screen
process plant, 81 per hour. Apple
in person. 13 N st. ne.
SINGERS AND DANCERS, white. az,
2l.30. Call after pm. RE. Z.
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A YOUNG COUPLE

A YOUNG COUPLE
Wanted. Experienced in handling boys
as house parents for older boys dor
mitory. Opportunity for Christian
service. Modest salary, comfortable
living apartment. Apply to Blue
Ridge School, REV. d. C. LOVING.
uo ~''
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Experienced in estimating watch and
partment. Air-cond. store, congenial
associates. discount nrivs. Apply in
person to Mr.. Simball. BATES JEW
EIERE 001 n eff N NJ
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Experienced mechanics. Painting Il
,ystj,t,6n; evsry kind; commercial commercial residential:
name 1t. we paint 1t. Free estimates.
l.. r. BROWN
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observation-disclosures

Additions-House Repairs
Painting, papering. plastering. Free
estimates. Reas. WO, 6-71b0 16S
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RESTAURANT MGR.-Yrs eYnerI-
ence. Best of references. Salary OF
percent basis. AID. 2-O495. I6s
RESTAURANT CAFETERIA mgr
steward, buyer, producer seeks
responsible place. Box 106-R. Star
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-02-28

der. entertainment Other mem
bers on the hospitality committee
were Mrs. Ida II. Zeleny, MRS.
Chappell Porter and Mrs. Harvey
Wiener, all of Urbana.
Intercontinensal cooperation will
be highlighted during February
by the naha'is In their local. ma
tionsl and international orgsni'
cations.
Five OF the American Bahais
who attended meeting Feb. IL at
kampala. Uganda. British East
Africa, are known to local resi-"
dents through past speaking or
teaching engagements here. They
arc Mrs. Amelia Collins and Le~
roy Ioas. formerly Of Wiimette.
now in Haifa. Israel. ~ members
of the international Bahai Coun-
ell: Mrs. Dorothy Baker OF Lima.
Ohio. Horace Holley, Wilmett~.
and Miss Elsie Austin OF Wash.
ington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Harris, for
mcrly of Champaign, now Of Mat
toon, who were In Urbana last
fall to give an illustrated lecture
on the Holy Land, also plan TO
travel TO Kampala. Other inter-
national conferences 10 take place
during the centenary Jubilea
Year will be In Wilmettc In May.
when the Baha'i House Of Wor-
ship win be dedicated: In Stock
holm, Sweden, In July. and In
New Delhi. India. In October.
Mrs. Jakob Kunz Of Urbana. At
present in Zurich. Switzerland.
expects to take part In the Stock
holt conference.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-02-28
MUSIC APPRECIATION
THEME FOR CATO

Music Appreciation" was the
theme at meeting of the Legato
Music Club recently in the home
of Miss Ruth Calimese. 705 N.
Elm Blvd.
Miss Lillian Pryor, program
chairman. presented recordings by
Claudia Muzio, Lii pons, Helen
Traubel. Marian Anderson, Camil-
In Williams. Eleanor Steber, and
Roland Hayes. Miss Pryor also
played recordings of one Of Miss
Naomi Watson's Town Hall re-
eitals.
During the business session
conducted by Mrs. Leona White
plans were made for the club,
annual scholarship drive. The
clubs choral ensemble will pre-,
sent "Musique Soree. In carl,
spring, and DIR. Roscoe r. polin
indianapolis. Ind, president o.
the National Association Of Ne
gro Musicians. will be speaker.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-02-28
INTERNATIONAL PARTY

Baha'is of Urbana Champaign
was hosts ut a buffet supper and
party Wednesday evening ut the
Bshai Center. 503 w Elm street,
.urbana.
Guests were group of foreign
students sponsored by the Baha'is
through the Champaign Urbana
Peace Council, AZ we'll az other
friends from distant lands. Mrs.
Clifford Jones was in charge of
refreshments and Mrs. II. J. Sni-
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-02-28

paign for 80 years, was conducted
at 2 30 pm. Saturday in the Par
ker and son Funeral Home.
The Rev Charles Campbell Of
ficiated and burial in Mount Hope
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-02-28
REV. ROBERT SINCLAIR

KEW. ROBERT SINCLAIR
DIES UNEXPECTEDLY
The Rev. Robert H. Sinclair, ~
pastor of the Free viii Baptist
church of Corydon, KY, died un-
expectedly at 1880 pm. Sunday
followed a cerebral hemorrhage.
The Rey. Mr.. Sinclair. Cham
paign resident for the past four
years during which time he was
assistant at the Urbana Free Will
Baptist church, accepted the Ken
lucky passionate six months ago
but had not yet owed to Corydon.
Funeral services were held at
1850 pm. Wednesday in Urbana
Free viii Baptist Church with
the Rev. Prince Williams in charge,
assisted by shs Rev. w. M. Cole
man and Elder r. r. Sheriff.
Burial in M Z. Hope Cemetery.
Parker and Sons Funeral Home
has charge.
The Rev. Mr.. Sinclair was born
Jan. Is, 1906, in Nashville. Tenn.
and received his ministerial train
inc there.
He leaves his wife. Rebeeea; a
brother, Charlie, Of Nashville. and
three sisters. Miss Gerdie and Miss
Matte Sinclair and Mrs. Marie
McGill, all of Nashville.
Subscribe for
The Illinois Times
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-02-28
RITES SET SATURDAY .
FOR MRS. ELSIE cox

Funeral services for Mrs. Elsie
Katherine Cox, 81, of 709 1-2
n. Oak ST., resident of Cham
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-02-28

cemetery.
Mrs. Cox was found dead in her
home about 8;i5 am. Thursday
by neighbors. Coroner Don WIKI
off found in an inquiry that she
died of cerebral hemorrhage.
s he leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Helen Robson. Louisville, Ky; q
brother. Wayne Cook, Danville;
and sister, Dorothy Burton of
ST. Louis, Mo.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-05
Former Bank Head Sentenced 10 Four Year Term

Jack E. Maze, former manager of the Matanuska Valley Bank, was sentenced to serve four years in prison following plea of guilty to charges of embezzle- ment and forgery, in District Court in Anchorage March 2.
 The sentence was handed down by Judge George w. Folta fol- lowing the recommendation of U. s. Attorney Seaborn Bucka- lew.
 Maze was manager of the Ma tanuska Valley Bank for several years and active in many civic organizations. Two indictments were returned by the grand jury last fall, one accusing Maze of embedding approximately $100,- 900 in bank funds and the other with forging signatures of two local men on a $12,000 note.
 Attorney for the defendant, Ralph E. Moody told the court the note and other manipulations were to cover over~drawn ac- counts of two local firms, one of which was the Anchorage Shop ping Guide.
 District Attorney Buckalew said that the bonding company had covered $50,O00 of the short age and that Maze had turned over all his property to the bank but that the shortage was appar- ently not completely covered. He agreed with Attorney Moody, that bad loans" were the basis of the financial manipulations and that investigations had failed to show that Maze used any of the money for himself.
 Since his arrest and subsequent release under bond, Maze has been working in local garage. His attorney asked the court to continue him ten days on bond to allow him time to settle affairs. The request was not granted by Judge Folta who stated he had no authority to do that.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-05
SEC. Mckay PRESSES FOR EKLUTNA FUNDS

Secretary Of Interior Mckay this week proposed the lifting of restrictions on the money which may be appropriated for the Eklu- tna hydroelectric project. How ever, indications were that his proposal would not be accepted. Chairman Saylor of the House territorial subcommittee told neWsman he saw no chance of the proposal being approved.
 Congress had originally author ized the project on the basis that it would cost $20,365, 400. It has since been estimated that it will run around $35 million. Mckay proposed legislation to authorize sufficient money "as may be re- quired" to complete the Eklutna project. He said his proposed re- vision would permit the appro- oriations committee to determine the amount that should be grant ed for the project, without setting a limit.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-05
START SURVEY WORK ON HOSPITAL SITE

Richard Demming started sur vey. work this week on the new Valley Presbyterian Hospital site, located behind the present hos pital structure.
 No definite word has been re- ceived from the U. s. Public Health Service nor the Board of National Missions of the Presby- terlan Church, regarding their acceptance of the C. R. Foss, Inc. construction bid of $564,855 board members said this week. As participating agencies, ap- proval of both will be necessary before construction can be start ed this spring.
 Pending the completion of the linen closet, the new wing, re- gently added to the permanent section of the present hospital, is ready for occupancy, board mem bers announced.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-05
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 Promote Devils Canyon Hydro-Eiecfric Power

Members of the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce announc- ed the formation of a Susitan Power Committee to actively pro- mote development of hydro-elec- tric power at Devils Canyon on the Susitna river. The Bureau of Reclamation has estimated 400,- 900 kiloWatts of power can be produced by the installation of a single dam at this site.
 The committee has received pledges of $7000, major portion of an estimated working fund of $10,000 the committee believes will be necessary.
 The Chamber of Commerce at Fairbanks has been invited to participate. Their contribution to the fund is expected to be $7,000, giving the two-city committee a budget of $17,000 to work with.
 The committee will help speed final surveys on the project by preparing briefs, sending influ- ential persons to Washington for hearings and otherwise further ing the project in any way pos sible.