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Evening star., 1953-09-06
PHARMACISTS

Registered. Excellent salary, 4S-hour
week (6) S-hr. days, 6 holidays
per year with pay. Lge. preScrip-
tion business, ideal working condi-
tions, excel. chance for advance
ment, vacation with pay after l
surance and disqualification avail.
after 3 months employment. re-
tirement plan avail. for those over
30 with 2 year service. Write or
apply in person to Mr.. C. B. Aldrich.
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.
~ P st. NE, Washington 2, d. C.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
WE ARE INTERESTED IN ASSIST
AMBrTfoSuIs SINl AND SNc CAPABLE AoF oF
c3IHNi c4LH HE. lHefH 4ls7se. OWN STUDIO
PTPEFITTER's HELPER and elec-
trician's helper. Call ia. 9-339o.
Tues, Sept. s bet. 9:30 and S.
PLASTERERS - Coloreo mechanics.
hTiptfT r War. work a.0I on la large lob 6.,I. in
S25 per day. 10. 9-s137. %
PLASTERERS - White mechanics
only. Steady work. 6-day wk. and
from p c. line $25 per day. 70:
S-olDO. -0
PLUMBER. with d. C. license, wanted
for responsible business. Box 171-T.
Star.
PLUMBER AND HELPER, sxperi-
enced at remodeling; good wages.
Apply SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO..
3006 Georgia ave. NV. -
PORTER. small once bldg. all-night
duty, 6-day wk. Ref. REQ. Apply
End f., 1922 Eye st. NV.
PORTER-Between 1920, living at
home, for general cleaning and stock
work. STANDARD DRUG CO., S122
14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
HEIP----MEN

ACCOUNTANT, Junior or semtsenior
Tor CPA firn. Unusual Opportunity
salary commensurate with ability
ST. S-S632. a
ACCOUNTANT - International pub
fishing flrm requires services Of man,
experienced on accounts receivable
ledger and statements; company Of
fers hosp, pensions and vacations,
5-day wk. Call MR.. NORRIS, co.
5-1014. g
ACCOUNTANT for CPA's once. capa-
BILE Of complete audit assignments.
Salary open. State experience. edu-
cation, and salary expected. Box
267-T, Star. 3
ACCOUNTANT, complete charge Of
ONCE; opening in local once of q
national concern; excellent oppor-
tunity; good salary: free hospital
iZation and insurance. State edu-
cation and experience. Box 312-R,
GfoP
Evening star., 1953-09-06

When dnswerinp advertisement
addressed to Star boIeS, do NOT
fnclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
sondl vdiHe Copies seTpe the paT.
pose and originals may get lost
Evening star., 1953-09-06

COOK, experienced. white. Apply ir
person. 1929 Conn ave. NV. "a
COOK, .colored. for Sc. drugstore
must have lengthy recent D. c
refs: top salary. 1859 Ala. ave. s.e
COOK, white, experienced: refs. re.
quired; live in; paid vacation. Apply
5000 New Hampshire ave. ne.
EASTERN STAR HOME. -6
COOK, experienced, short order; mus
have good refs. showing yrs. OF
the job. Apply RIORDAN'S, 1876!
~ ratI 4th .,Stn st; sw; No phone calls. -
full time: meals and good tips
Apply in person only, DORCHESTER
PHARMACY, 24S0 18th st. NV.
DENTAL TECHNICIANS, for plat
dept, and casting dept; excel op
DENTAL LABORATORY needs pick
up and delivery man with own mo.
torcycle and side box. Experience
preferred but will train dependable
person. Call jackson 7-6306 fol
appointment. ARLINGTON DEN
tai LABORATORY. Ill
DENTAL TECHNICIAN, colored. pri
vate dentist laboratory. Right train.
ing and/or exper. with particular
emphasis on partial denture castinI
and full denture prosthesiS. Boz
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PAINT SALESMAN

A41N 1 OEACOIMAIN
Immediate opening on our sales floor,
excellent eSsrt opportunity for aggressive.
preferred. Salary commensurate with
ability. See Mr. Nell
HUGH REILLY co.
1884 New York Ave. MA. s-17o3
PAINTER, first class, for subcontract
OF 2 houses; builder will furnish
material if desired; ref. required.
ps1rs Box 324-M; 4 NJ Star:
CHEVROLET, Seven Corners. Falls
PATENT ATrTioRNEY-Local t,rm re-
auires services of registered patent
attorney, fully, qualified in. the
plications and in handling general
lent opportunity. Salary open. Re-
pilss pie oGt strictly confidential. Write
PATENT ATToRNEY. student. eiec-
s5PeTIenss ssssR' sf.I and salary expected. Box
fAfESN;r f221ES; S'sT; St TE;ARcHER, for prsiim-
basis. State fees. Box 37S-T, Star.
PHARMACIST-Young man for
downtown drugstore. Here is an OPP
portunity to test your merchandising
ingenuity. Good salary and oppor-
ity. Apply AMBASSADOR DRUG
STORE: 18th and K SITS. NV. "a
PHARMACIST WANTED, who is top
grade and wishes to advance quick
Box Y; Sfate i2der fu!i stoT details exper. etc.
PHARMACIST. next to GwU. pleas
ant college. atmosphere: good SAL
sry, good hours. oUIGLEY'S, 21st
PHARMACIST-Colored, to dispense
in doctors office; hrs. 7-10:30 pm,
Mon. State salary expected and
references. Box 203-T, Star. q
PHARMACIST, part time. 8 pm. to
store. Call BUD WILSON bet. 9:3O
am. and 6 pm. Sun. MA. S-4360.
PHARMACIST-Goo hours; no Sun
days. CORWIN'S, 1901 Eye st. NV.
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HELP-MEN
CHECKER

Existing assignment includes respon.
sibility for checking all drawings toI
dimensional accuracy, completeness
OF information. conformance. witt
standards. specifications and ap.
proved design criteria; years mini
mum checking experience plus
years general drafting are required
Attractive employe benefit plans. FoI
JU $1,000. personnel department
Evening star., 1953-09-06
TRUsTFEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
DAIRY FARM IN FREDERICK
PERSONAL

CAN GIVE CARE as needed to one
Or two children; ,,Ii..,IpT n pvt; ,-s,9tH en.is
VACANCY-Lady. lse. pvt. rm,
lovely home; with or without care;
Conn. ave-; transp. at corner. KE
T-1SS1.
MAN, middle-aged, retired. will serve
as companion about town, by hour
or day. Box 22S-R. Star. s.
WORK to do at home, addressing
envelopes, handling mail solicita-
tions or similar work. Ii. 7-465S
LAMP SHADES, hats, made to order
SIS up; professional dreSsmaking
tailoring, dresses SO UP. 10
RUSSIAN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE-Lectursr Of
university RiEa),0 JSniSSss private
HAIRCUT, TRIM? New York's hand
tailored; on clip used; BURLINGTON
BARBER SHOP. 1920 VT. ave. n.w.'
ARE YOU HAVING TROUBLE gettine
auto insurance? I can help you
Mr.. GORDON. MA. S-6o26.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
SALARY BEGINS
WITH
TRAINING PERIOD
IN REPLY OUTLINE QUALIFICA.
T1ONS AND PERSONAL DATA.
WRITE
BOX 384-S, Star

CLERK, neat appearing, steady en-
ploye. who can learn motion picture
circulation work and mail room
machines and procedures. Mail
rm. experience helpful. Must be
Not. over 35. Good salary. Short
work week Paid vacations. Pleas
ant working conditions; air-condi-
toned office. Phone MA. S-S624
COLLECTION MAN, experienced, tc
work by telephone inStallment ac-
counts. LONGS. 731 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-06

AUTO PARTS CLERK. exper. neceS
sary. Apply in person to Mr.. g
E. Williams. NORTHEAST MOTOI
CO., 920 Bladensburg I'd. ne. =!
AUTO RADIO repair men, experiences
in repairs of all makes Of autt
radios: Apply in person. 611t
AiITns GiIsSrsis ssAIEsMENH ays; n;N; NEEDRn ~ % %,
the most-talked-of car in America
Our present statesmen selling thu
new Clippers and Packards arC
earning a minimum Of $4,000 q yr
Exper. men preferred but we car
and will train you II you qualify
We are the largest Packard dealer
in the area in size and volume and
our sales staff is limited for your
protection. See Lee Tucker or Art
Covin1gtOn. or ,I;S SalI 0L 2;9S49 a9rGn fE5
.l2oSq,vE G3 TS91 Wis sTsHstN ays Bethesda; roIs
sale; car necessary. Experience pre-.
fered but not essential. Must b
capable of maintaining established
accounts and developing. new &C.
counts. Excellent opportunity fol
right man. Call OIL. 4-773O for in
terview between 8 and 10 am
AUTO sALESMAN-To sell new and
used cars: Virginia residents; excel
lent opportunity; ample floor time
and good compensation plan. Come
with the leaders. LOGAN CHEVRO-
LET Fairfax, Va.
SALESMAN - Exper.
to sell Buick cars. See Mr.. Har
mon, EMERSON d ORME, 18th ant
Evening star., 1953-09-06
HELP-MEN

FLOOR MAN, to seat people; want
lge. man under 35 years of age;
prefer one experienced with ABC
laws; nights only; refs. required.
FAMOUS RESTAURANT
1918 New York Ave. NV -6
Evening star., 1953-09-06

OOGO ava Nv. ~. w
AUTO SEAT COVER installation man
experienced in installing auto seat
covers. SILVER SPRING TIRE
SSoRR5Pss' 5000 Georgia ave-. ~
AUToo' SALESMAN, experienced; su.
perior opportunity for right man
provided many other r!Is adysntsgss sIII;
LER; 8. 7; INC NC 1884 Penna. ave
AUTo III =; sERv1cE 1IVftE' SALESMAN. GIN ex.
per-; all company benefits: See
NICHOLSON oLDsMoHBTIE CO.
$500 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville
BAKERY shipping department car
use good men. full time. nightwork
Not q sideline. Apply $3.50 to Il
BARITONE SoLOIST-White. down.
town church. one service. Must b
good reader. Call LO. 7-S072.
BARTENDER, must be large to act O.!
after T.. TSF THARFMoNY REssSTAlujRANTi
Bod5KKHEfEE % Iae 81 IA ASST. 4lTTn in autOmobi,
company. Prefer man age 25-35
Permanent position, opportunity
for Advancement. 51a-day week.
Phone MIR. STERLING for appt. no
BRiScIRSIAlYER, BRSISIEAlYER general supsrintend.
ent, must be able to organize both
small and large projects, and bt
able to furnish best Of references
salary open. Write Box 134-T. Star
Evening star., 1953-09-06

BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT
FOR LARGE modern office bldg.
must have 1st-class engineers IL
and supervise efficient maintenance
staff: excellent opportunity for man
selected. Please submit snapshot
and letter giving background and
experience details to Box 365-S,
Gfar a
Evening star., 1953-09-06

COLLECTOR-DRIVER
Young man. 21-3o years of age. pref.
erably q veteran, neat in appear
must have clear driving record
D. c. drivers permit and knowledge
of city and outskirts. Job consists
of making collections on small clas.
Sif1ed advertising accounts. Apply
Personnel, Room sos, open week.
days. S:30-5, and Sat-. 81. Nc
THE EVENING STAR
11o1 PA. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
HEADWAITER
EXPERIENCED
HILL BILLY R1NDS. Comedians ar

Good salary. Apply ALBAN TOWERS
HOTEL. 300 Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-06

MECHANIC NEEDED - We meet
man to supervise our useC
car reconditioning department. ThiI
man must be accustomed to work
ing on all makes of cars. Salar!
commensurate with ability. Al
company benefits. hoSpitalization
FIELD at 407 Florida ave. ne. NJ
phone calls. rs
MESSENGER
Age II to 20
To deliver mail in our Goth st. build
ing; high-school education; $22:
per mo. to start; $247 in 8 mos.
with other periodic increases; g.
day. 40-hr. week.
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO.
Personnel Dept, HOO goth st. NV
No Phone Calls -
Evening star., 1953-09-06
DISTRICT
MANAGER

National corporation will interview
responsible and qualified men for
assignments locally to develop and
maintain direct-to-consumer sales
organization. Applicants must have
proven successful record in recruiting
inss IN excess SaeS Of He06e @ for Esrn s11c
ceSSful manager. Send brief resume
of personal history and phone num-
ber to Box 291-T Star q
Evening star., 1953-09-06
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BKKPRS. AND ACCOUNTANTS. We
specialize in these positions. ATLAS
1920 N. Y ave. NV. RE 7-5767
DO YOU HAVE AN EMPLOYMENT
RRoBLEM? Pr BLiS1G Call DE. 2-6oS1 oil
IF UNEMPLOYED, or with o better
position, see Immediately GRACE
DUNN, 1911 G st. GRE. 7-2S28).
MINED. OPENINGS, inquire-Sec-
retaries to $4,000; Stenog., .S65-S75
wk; typists to $50 wk.; bookkeepers
to S75 wk.: recep. -typist, cashiers;
need 200 new applications daily;
friendly service; smaller fees: est.
3S years; 6-story bldg. cor. g and
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has
positions. in: English and SOCIAL
coach, music, commercial, math.,
science, LANGUAGES, primary. and
elementary grades; top salaries;
good locations sooo Apply 1341 G ST.
TEACHERS - Many last-minute va.
cancies listed. all grades and most
subjects. S2,s0O-S5. 800. gALTI-
MORE TEACHERS AGENCY, 516 N.
Charles St, Balto., Md. Mulberry
Evening star., 1953-09-06
HELP-MEN

DRIVER -SALESMAN--For ice cream
vending route. 7-day wk.; excel.
earnings for hard worker. Apply In
person oil 2nd st. ne. JACK &
JILL ICE CREAM CO No phone
DRUG CLERK-Excel. hrs; cxper
necessary. Apply MAXWELL &
TENNYSON. Mrs. Turco. Suite 1O3
915 10th st. NV. -
DUCT FABRICATOR, experienced
ELECTRiCiANS, experienced in new
house wiring; trucks furnished fol
dependable men: steady work and
top pay. TRUNNELL ELECTRIC
OIL 2-s300: after g pm. cal
ELECTRICIANS-Experienced in ole
and new house wiring. Trucks furn-
ished for dependable men. Steady
EIEcrRpS EpTk Rpe tooP pay ssaoo! oTRUfNNELI Ufts1
pm. call OIL 6-691S. %
WANTED, must have
D c license. Apply rear III 9th
st. ne, or call Ii. 4-0395 for appt
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERs-
Must have D C. electrical license.
Top wages. Old work and jobbins.
Call Sun. Mon, RE. 7.3110.
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS -
New construction; steady work.
State exper. and salary. Box 800
q, Star. -6
Evening star., 1953-09-06

HILL BILLY BANDS, comedians, acts,
MUSICIANS Contact MR.. GRUBB.
LU. $4,000. -6
HOTEL CLERK and PIX operator
for night work; experienced, for a
well located hotel-apartment Apply
in person, Monday. between 1 and
2 pm. or Tuesday between 8 and
10 pm. 2100 Conn. ave. IS
HOTEL NIGHT CLERK; hours 11:3O
pm. to 7:30 am. Apply Manager S
Once. HOTEL CONTINENTAL. -
be able to direct cleaning staff and
expedite movement of merchandise;
excel. opportunity for willing work
er: Apply Personnel Office. GOLD
ENBERG'S, 9TH &E K SITS. NV.
HOUSEMEN, white, Immediately.
AppIy houseEeepeir, pocToRs BeSc SssaiaSas: Hos:
PITAL. 1915 Eye st. NV. g
INSPECTOR = Work day or night
shift in modern ordnance plant. to
control quality on prototype model
challenginE work or diverse char
project. Company benefits include
2-weeks' paid vacation. sick leave,
paid disqualification: Call AIR
TR0NIC RESEARCH. INC. OIL.
JANITOR, new 32-unit bldg; salary
and apt: couple only. Apply MGR,
10 till 4. 20O4 N. Scott ST., Arl.. Va,
JANIToR for 5o-unit apartment,
must have, reference, must have
some some knowledge carpentry, plumb
and apartment. Box S1S-R, Star. Star.
JANITOR for new apartment project,
no quarters at present; See MR..
! Coff Wheeler rd). Tues. after IL
JASiToR-Thoroughly exper. stoker.
lovely apt. Extra money to be made
BY g quslihed maintenance man. ia.
JAN1ToR, colored, 5th-class engi-
neer's license. modern NV. elevator
!a5aF' gsSs sSe 'tf6ii i0i5 f5 18th as
JANITOR, colored. 5th-class engi-
neer's license, modern NV. apt.
bldg. good sslary and apt. DREY-
EEU1ss BRoS. 1RSS 1919 18th st. NV.
JANiT0R, for exclusive apt. house; E
excel. quarters and salary; white;
could be employed as elevator oper.
ator. Apply, with refs, EN-. 2-2137.
JANIToR, 5th-clas, license. married,
zELLAN CO. 2S0i 18th st. NV.
JR. q aCc6HNf&NT, eim HRNsK for ono. s of 10
to ss,7oo. Reply IN iia'Hov own HAND hand
and refs: BOZ 26s-T. Star. 10
KITCHEN MAN
Il
Evening star., 1953-09-06
BUSINESS AGENT

OOO44NA1AJO 31\AI4N
National business concern, dealing
with all Government departments
in washington, seeks experienced
representative to assume exclusive
major responsibility for its long
established business with the princi-
pal agencies, in contracts, personnel
and departmental relations, sales
promotion and good will activities.
Managerial potential required: age
under. 3S: education and training
important. not necessarily special
lied. Starting salary open; over
$4,000. Box 329-R. Star z"
CABINET MAN, steady work in wood.
work shop. Apply Tues. 234O CO.
lumhia Pike. Arlington. Va. 20
CAR WASHER, colored, does polishing
and hufing. 5-day-wk., paid holidays
must have D. C. permit. See MR..
oARPENTERs. IN experienced. Report
Quincy st. Arlington, Va. 8
CARPENTERS. 1st-elass only. Apply
MR.. SONNEMANN, 37th and Nfchol-
son ave-, Queens Chapel Manor.
West HyattsVille, Md. -9
CARPENTER 1st class, experience
IN concrete form work, steady lob.
Phone 4-9966. Wilmington. Del.
wanted at 7l2s ,cQTti,
st. Chevy Chase. Nd, m. EAst-West
hWT. Iueo. morning. "
Evening star., 1953-09-06
PERSONALS tcont.l

TEMULEToN DAY NURSERY-5th
and Madison (on the hilD, East
i Riverdale, Md. Fall registration
and opening. Sept. Sth. 5-day week,
Evening star., 1953-09-06

Immediate opening on our sales floor.
excellent opportunity for aggressive.
alert man not over 55, experience
preferred. Salary commensurate with
ability: See Mr.. Nell:
Evening star., 1953-09-06
CRAFTSMEN
ELECTRICAL
MECHANICAL

Prepare. detailed working drawings
which are complete and accurate
from sketches. layoutS or data that
may not be complete. Minimum 8
8 years experience required.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-14
CHS. Students
Move to New
School Building

Chardons 32O Senior High school students moved into
their half million dollar building Monday morning of
this week. major portion of the moving job done by
the students themselves last week Before they left their
old quarters in the former high school building they gave
good cleaning for the younger grades who moving in
Trucks traers and impressed into service to
move books and classroom equipment.
A major part of the new building was completed two
years ago has been occupied by the lower grades The
moving of the high school has had to wait the completion
of an additional wing on the building before there would be
enough facilities for the high school.
The frontiersman., 1953-01-08
LOST
KEYS ON KEY-RING near Mikes Barber Shop Return to Mikes Barber Shop Palmer. P-1-8-lt
LEGAL NOTICE
November 13, 1852 Notice for Publication

Notice is hereby given that Verne Slater has made applica- ton for a Headquarters Site un- der the act of March 3, 1927 GA Stat. 1864, 48 U. s. c. sec. 46D Anchorage Serial 015361, for land embraced in Plat of U. s. Sur vey No. 3070 situated on souther- ly side of Glenn Highway at ap- proximately Mile Station 35. Lat. 6O' 28' 39.8" N., Long. 149' or 32" w., at Corner No. 1, which con- tains 500 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, An chorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above men, toned land should file their ad- verse claims in the local land office within the period of pubG- cation or thirty days thereafter or they will be barred by the provisions of the Statutes.
 VIRGIL o. SEISER, Manager Published: December 30, 1852,
 January 8, Is, 22, %, February
 5, 12, 19, 26, 1853.
The frontiersman., 1953-01-08
poImer-Anchoraqe-
Continued from page l

SOIlIlllQCo II Olll page
 get a little out of it." he stated. We have inquiries from all over the states, asking for information on farming in Alaska and the pos abilities of federal loans to get started. We have made some mistakes up here-many come with the idea that developing a farm will conform with their own ideas. That is not so. Many times farmers have found this out the hard way" he added.
 From a merchants point of view, Keith Larsh of the Anchor age Grocery Supply said he thought an even flow of produce could be established between the Valley and the Anchorage mar ket. When a farmer digs pota- toes he sells for one of two req sons. Either he has no storage facilities or he needs the money right then" There is a market for local potatoes, Larsh said. If an even flow can be established, the market could be supplied throughout the year with possibly
The frontiersman., 1953-01-08
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Ross Elgin Voyles, Chugiak entry man, together with his witnesses John J. Stockhausen of Chugiak, and Justine Mansfield Parks, of Anchorage, Alaska, has submitted final proof on his Additional Homestead entry, Anchorage 0l8203, under the Act of April 28, 1904 (33 Stat. 52T for the SEA SEA-, Sec. 4. T. Is N., R. l w., SIM, containing 40 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office within the period of publi- cation or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 VIRGIL O. SEISER
 VIRGIL o. SEISER, Manager
 Published: JJanJJuaJrJyJJJJJ Published: January 8, Is, 22, 29,
 February 5, 1853
The frontiersman., 1953-01-08
Loeofion of Minerals
 Shown on New Map
The Frontiersman

Release of a new index map of Alaska which should prove of great assistance to those inter ested in the discovery and devel- opment of mineral resources of the Territory, is announced by Secretary of the Interior Oscar L. Chapman.
 Compiled by E. H. Cobb, geo. logist, as an index to reports published by the geological, Sur vey, the map VII help the user to determine what principal publi- cations describe the area in which he is interested and the location and extent of the area covered by the geological map of each publi- cation.
 The map is compiled at a scale of approximately sixty miles to the inch, and finding map list showing commodities and areas listed appears on the same sheet with the map. This list, based on the 1:250,000-scale quadrangle map grid is selected directory to commodities and quadrangles for which Information is avail able in Survey publications. Not all Survey publications dealing with Alaska are included, as many reports that are no longer avail able or were preliminary to final reports have been omitted. Titles, availability, and cost of the pub lications on the finding list may be found in the complete list of Geological Survey publications on Alaska which accompanies the map.
 The index map may be obtain ed free upon application to the Geological Survey Washington 25, D. C.; Room 100, Old Mint Building, San Francisco 3, Cali fornia; Box 1088, Fairbanks, Alaska; or Box 2659, Juneau, AL aska.
The frontiersman., 1953-01-08
PALMER FIVE LOSE
 TO EAGLES IN LAST QUARTER OF GAME

Only by a last quarter spurt did the Anchorage Eagles man. age a seven point lead at the end of the final quarter in the basketball game played between the Anchorage High School and the Palmer High School team. January 3 in the Palmer gym nasium.
 The win places Anchorage a full game ahead of the second place Fairbanks Malemute team in the Railbelt Conference.
 In the Saturday night game Palmer took the lead in the first quarter but Anchorage center Phil Kahler dropped five points through the hoop for 12-8 An chorage lead at the end of the period.
 Picking up fourteen points in the second quarter, the Palmer Moose tied the half time score at 22-22 with Ross and Larsh of Pal mer helping build up the teams score.
 During the third quarter the Palmer five took the lead on three occasions with the quarter ending with the Moose ahead by one point, 33-32. Opening the final quarter, Larsh of Palmer dropped in a long shot that was rapidly fol lowed by three Anchorage points, putting the Eagles back in the { lead, which they kept to the end of the game, 50-43. With 37 free throws tossed their way, the Palmer Moose were only able to connect on IT. However, the Eagles got 16 out of 24 free throws.
 Kahler of Anchorage led both teams with l5 points for the eve ming with Palmer's Monte Larsh running second with 13 points. Eagles Larry Beck accounted for 12 of his teams points and Ben Ross of Palmer got 10.
 The Palmer team travels to Fairbanks this week where they take on the Fairbanks Malemutes /, in two-game series to be played January and 9. The box score: